Rep. John Lovick saw no justice in Chauvin’s verdict alone, but hopes for a path in lawmakers’ work.
Republican lawmakers in Olympia can appreciate the position of Apollo 11’s Michael Collins.
A multi-partner program is removing barriers that keep children out of school and caught in poverty.
An authority on election integrity, Washington’s secretary of state sees red flags in a rogue recount.
Plans for graduation ceremonies, summer school and the fall depend on our response to the pandemic.
There is no alternative to climate action in which we pay nothing. We are already paying.
The complex mix of bills can accomplish too much to surrender to opposition to taxes and costs.
Combining two bills will aid the sales of electric vehicles and ensure ample charging stations.
Used to persuade rather than exclude, the passports could increase access to businesses and venues.
A court decision allows for a more effective and affordable solution to substance use disorder.
House and Senate proposals are substantial and needed, but final talks should secure an EvCC project.
Everett’s Sorticulture, July 4th and other events are on the calendar, but infections need better control.
With the possibility growing for infrastructure funding, we need to know where service is weakest.
Even those who are fully vaccinated should be wearing masks around those yet to get the vaccine.
There were more than 24,000 firearm deaths last year, yet state and national lawmakers seem immovable.
Legislation would limit sales to existing stores while work continues to better regulate breeders.
A $125 million request would fund firefighting, healthy forests and protect homes and communities.
