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Ex-state worker claims she was fired over vote on trans athletes
Darby Kaikkonen has sued the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction and Superintendent Chris Reykdal.
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Washington governor wants agencies to look for deeper cuts
The state’s financial turmoil hasn’t subsided.
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How to prepare for increased wildfire risk this summer
The Department of Natural Resources has tips on how to protect property.
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Washington State Library closing to the public
The Washington State Library in Tumwater and the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library in Seattle will close…
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Washington’s long-term care program nears liftoff
The first-in-nation benefit is on track for a 2026 rollout.
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Prosecutors: Veterans accused of robbing Army base had Nazi flags, machine gun
The pair was arrested after allegedly attacking a man with a hammer on Sunday while stealing equipment from…
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Replacement chosen for WA State Senate seat
Victoria Hunt will fill the position held by Bill Ramos, who died unexpectedly in April.
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Thousands in WA at risk of losing food benefits under GOP bill
Tens of thousands of low-income Washingtonians could lose federal food assistance if Republicans move ahead with plans in…
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Washington overdose deaths decline after years of growth
Health officials cite increased prevention efforts, including a rise in buprenorphine use.
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Bishops sue to overturn law requiring clergy to report child abuse
They argue it is unconstitutional to force Catholic priests to divulge information learned in confession.
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More specialty license plates on the way in WA
Up to six new options will arrive this fall.
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Washington traffic deaths down after record year
Coming off a 33-year high, deaths on Washington’s roads dropped nearly 10% last year, according to state data…
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WA consumers will gain ‘right to repair’ cellphones and electronics
A new law requires companies to provide access to parts and manuals used to fix devices, with the…