Primary elections, setting the November ballot, are no time for voters to sit on the sidelines.
James Sterba is a veteran Boeing engineer who offers a strong financial background.
The incumbent mayor has used innovation and concern for all residents to guide her leadership.
The Aug. 5 primary will determine the top two candidates for Council Districts 1, 2 and 4.
A state commission’s Vision 2050 plan looks to guide transportation planning across the state.
The fifth-grade teacher hopes to improve outreach and participation with neighborhood meetings.
The federal agency has an important support role to play, but Congress must reassess and improve it.
The Trump administration will end funding for a 988 line that serves youths in the LGBTQ+ community.
A Building Bridges panel discussion heard from lawmakers and students on disagreeing agreeably.
Trading cuts to Medicaid and more for tax cuts for the wealthy may have consequences for Republicans.
Pharmacies following newly changed CDC guidelines may restrict access to vaccines for some patients.
That some workers are weighing early retirement and reduced benefits should bother members of Congress.
The White House’s scuttling of the Columbia Basin pact returns uncertainty to salmon survival.
The proposal in the Senate won’t aid affordable housing and would limit recreational opportunities.
Most of us understand the responsibilities of free speech; here’s how we remind President Trump.
If it’s jobs the Trump administration hopes to bring back to the U.S., it will need workers to fill them.
A lower estimate for the project should help persuade city officials to move ahead with plans.
If allowed to build at least two ferries, Nichols Brothers can show the value building here offers.
Along with cuts to the social safety net, the bill robs investments in the clean energy economy.
A sample of opinion essays written by Lakewood Middle School eighth-graders as a class assignment.
