It provides funding for environmental efforts, and shows the importance of policy in an election year.
Forcing people ‘down the road’ won’t end homelessness; providing housing and support services will.
More families can install rooftop solar panels thanks to the state and federal Solar for All program.
SUN Bucks will make sure kids eat better when they’re not in school for a free or reduced-price meal.
An Earth Day conversation with Paul Roberts on climate change, hope and commitment.
A judge clears a state program to set aside forestland and sell carbon credits for climate efforts.
A new variety developed at WSU needs a name. But take a pass on suggesting Crispy McPinkface.
Panelists from service providers and local officials discussed homelessness’ interwoven challenges.
Judge’s ruling against the state’s law on large-capacity gun clips is based on a problematic decision.
A bipartisan plan from Sen. Cantwell and Rep. McMorris Rodgers offers consumer protection online.
Lakewood School District is seeking approval of two levies. Fire District 21 seeks a levy increase.
The budget funds a task force that will consider a public health approach to addressing hate crimes.
The state allocated $25 million to fund review of a modular nuclear reactor as a climate solution.
Plans to restore a small population of bears to the wilderness will help the ecosystem and its biodiversity.
Bumped up to $156 from $5, the increase may discourage attempts to game the initiative process.
The Lynnwood light rail station will allow the transit agency to improve routes and frequency of buses.
Mayor Franklin outlines challenges and responses as the city approaches significant decisions.
Efforts continue in the state to map areas prone to landslides and prevent losses of life and property.
More traffic cameras will soon be in use in cities and highways, with steep penalties for violations.
This fall and in coming years, they will be asked how to fund and support the services they use.
