Darby Kaikkonen has sued the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction and Superintendent Chris Reykdal.
The state’s financial turmoil hasn’t subsided.
The Washington State Library in Tumwater and the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library in Seattle will close to the…
The first-in-nation benefit is on track for a 2026 rollout.
The pair was arrested after allegedly attacking a man with a hammer on Sunday while stealing equipment from Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Victoria Hunt will fill the position held by Bill Ramos, who died unexpectedly in April.
Tens of thousands of low-income Washingtonians could lose federal food assistance if Republicans move ahead with plans in a bill…
Health officials cite increased prevention efforts, including a rise in buprenorphine use.
They argue it is unconstitutional to force Catholic priests to divulge information learned in confession.
Up to six new options will arrive this fall.
Coming off a 33-year high, deaths on Washington’s roads dropped nearly 10% last year, according to state data released May…
A new law requires companies to provide access to parts and manuals used to fix devices, with the goal of cutting waste and replacement costs.
Local ports are facing instability as shippers grapple with shifting trade policy.
