States that routinely overpay or underpay food stamp recipients could now lose hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding.
Permanent supportive housing, eviction workarounds and financing for rural homes are among the topics Washington lawmakers could discuss next year…
School will continue as normal for Washington’s K-12 students amidst the federal government shutdown, at least for now.
Washington’s governor and attorney general are both criticizing a federal proposal to lift restrictions on construction, logging, and mining on…
A Washington agency that manages the state’s lawsuit payouts is seeking a one-time infusion of nearly $570 million to address…
Gov. Bob Ferguson has launched a campaign to increase the number of students who complete free applications for federal student…
A year after her unsuccessful bid for Congress, former Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz has accepted a job as the…
In sheer size, Washington state’s Capitol campus is the nation’s largest.
A Skagit County restaurant owner recently pleaded guilty to illegally buying black bear parts from an undercover Washington Department of…
Tana Senn, the director of the state’s Department of Children, Youth and Families, began a note to the governor’s budget…
Thousands of state government and community college employees in Washington have overwhelmingly ratified a new one-year contract that would secure…
TACOMA — A former Washington state worker who admitted to embezzling nearly $900,000 in taxpayer funding to finance his gambling…
State deals with funding clawback.
