The legislators blasted the agency’s release of ORCA card holders’ email address.
Unique among the states that have legalized cannabis, Washington bans homegrows.
The deadlock in Olympia is leading to layoffs and frustration, but perhaps for not much longer.
But they didn’t ask for testimony from the transportation committee members who negotiated the bill.
President Donald Trump “never misses a chance to polarize America,” Inslee says.
DeVos is the first Trump cabinet member to appear publicly in Washington.
Requested to edit his argument against a sales tax increase, the conservative activist refuses.
With Arpaio talking about running again, Ron Dotzauer just has to laugh.
Ticket sales for the fundraiser initially lagged due to displeasure from Clinton supporters.
The House Speaker believes Republican plan to slash taxes for businesses will help spur growth. Governor Inslee and machinists union leadership have a different take.
The advisory measures are nonbinding, but the architect of the ballot items says they could change the conversation around future taxation.
The people behind the McCleary lawsuit that prompted the order disagree.
Petitioners focus on the law’s impact on eating, drinking, and smoking while driving.
The governor says he is willing to convene yet another special session if an agreement can be reached.
If legislators can’t figure it out before Thursday night, the capital budget is unlikely to pass.
Water rights and car tabs are still on the docket.
The $43.7 billion budget didn’t become public until early Friday and received no public hearing before lawmakers voted.
The GOP has been none too please with Inslee’s negotiations.
The increase will raise $7.3 billion.
One senator called the process “very disheartening.”
