The 10th and 21st district House members have been successful with their legislation and advocacy.
New boundaries have changed the district; Sam Low and Carolyn Eslick offer a good fit for the House.
With the Supreme Court limiting the EPA’s authority, states must lead the work to reduce emissions.
A former employee and three-term commissioner, ‘Toni’ Olson offers experience and institutional knowledge.
Work should begin now to begin replacing what four dams on the Snake River provide.
Linked by history and promise, Juneteenth and the Fourth of July should be celebrated together.
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision does more to hurt religious liberty than protect a coach’s prayer.
Using a cherry-picked history, it limits the rights of women and will extend the reach of poverty.
U.S. Supreme Court decision on gun laws clouds hopes for reasonable and effective safety measures.
President Biden’s request to suspend gas taxes offers little benefit and considerable risk.
A forum will discuss what Juneteenth means for the Fourth of July and its promise to all Americans.
A Pew survey of 12,000 journalists offers insights into their work and their concerns for journalism.
If it is to pass even modest reforms, the Senate must find agreement among 60 members within days.
A close partnership between the district and county during covid showed benefits of integration.
Decreases in crime in recent years appear to have reversed, prompting cities to raise the alert.
The agency, as it extends light rail to Everett while taxing its residents, must enforce fares.
With large majorities in favor of tighter restrictions, it’s what prevents work to curb gun deaths.
Restoring Hall Creek’s meandering path will treat stormwater while providing a natural park.
Utilities in the state will need to pay more attention to risks to powerlines from wind and trees.
Voters should check to see if they’re in a new district and prepare for consequential elections.
