The proposal involves 15 tribes, including the Tulalips and Stillaguamish, and now goes to the governor.
The change comes after Washington reported the third straight weekly decline in jobless claims.
The governor chose acting commissioner Cami Feek to lead the Employment Security Department.
The city will launch new efforts to support reopening stores, restaurants, and arts and culture programs.
Some health care providers are queasy about setting up a clinic on the site of a marijuana business.
The Department of Natural Resources has responded to 615 wildfires across the state since January.
AG Bob Ferguson took Machol & Johannes to court for filing improper wage-garnishment applications.
Richard T. Young pleaded guilty in Island County Superior Court June 4 and got two years in prison.
NOAA Fisheries is taking public comment on the plan, which wouldn’t affect tribes.
Lawmakers contend he exceeded his authority. The governor argues what he did was legal and necessary.
The atmosphere is so charged that lawmakers spent extra to bring more police to the Statehouse.
And marijuana retailers can now offer a free joint to customers who get shots at on-site clinics.
Seven train cars carrying crude oil derailed and five caught fire in Custer, Washington, last December.
She said her husband left her, causing her to have a breakdown and fall into addiction.
The boat, which calls Naval Station Everett its home, spilled 20 gallons into the water.
Half of the lockup there could be shut down, with officials looking to close prison units statewide.
Incentives range from big cash drawings to sports tickets and tuition. Drawings start next week.
The semiautomatic gun was looted from a Seattle police vehicle on May 30, 2020, according to police.
The lawsuit said John Kleutsch, 57, died of an abdominal wound that staff failed to properly treat.
The man, 45, was struck by an 11,000-pound steel beam and pinned between a pillar and a flatbed trailer.
