Al Swift, who represented the 2nd District, from 1979 to 1995, championed the motor-voter bill.
The district needs a temporary fix at overcrowded Jackson as it tries again for a new high school.
Three Snohomish County mayors point to the work being done because of recent state funding.
The IRS gets the same tax forms we do. Under a bill in Congress, it could send a filled-out return.
That national park fees won’t triple is good news, but it doesn’t solve the problem of park funding.
What district representation will look like depends on the guidance that residents can provide now.
A hydropower project on the Skykomish River is not needed, says the PUD, thanks to conservation.
Local news consumers need to resist a Borg-like assimilation of print, broadcast and online news.
The library, which serves 23 communities, seeks funding to continue its current level of service.
The EPA chief’s attempts to roll back mileage and emission standards go against the agency’s mandate.
The Trump official has restarted a review of bear introduction plans; now he can help with outreach.
Efforts are building to end a costly cycle of addiction, homelessness, jail and release.
It could badly skew data needed for fair representation, and the question is asked in other surveys.
U.S. tariffs on Canadian paper have surged costs for newpapers with little benefit for U.S. mills.
Candidates for the Legislature and Congress should consider public support for firearms legislation.
If it hopes to avoid losing users, it must convince them of its committment to their privacy.
Dentists for the state’s largest dental insurer are pushing for changes that could benefit patients.
State and local officials can do more for safety, but so too can drivers and walkers, themselves.
The city needs to solve a looming budget shortfall, but changes are needed over the next 20 years.
The proposal could save millions of lives by helping smokers quit and keeping kids from starting.
