On March 7, King County Executive Dow Constantine gave his “State of the County ” speech, outlining some of what…
Sauli Niinistö became the first foreign head of state to address a joint session of the state Legislature on Monday.
Department of Commerce officials say communities will need diverse housing options in the future as well.
An Auburn woman has won the $754.6 million Powerball jackpot.
Decatur High School senior amasses more than a hundred million views of his performance of James Blunt’s “Monsters.”
And a comprehensive remaking of state’s approach to drug possession advances toward action in the Senate.
King County Solid Waste Division will have an online food waste survey open until April 30.
OLYMPIA — A day after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last June, Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee and…
Revisions will make it easier for police officers to engage in a chase. Changes would expire in 2025 under new language.
A bill to make it a legal holiday awaits a key vote. Some Asian American constituents were opposed, saying the chosen date is wrong.
A bill in Olympia would increase Medicaid rates, wages to bolster skilled nursing facilities.
Healthcare unions urge the state Legislature to pass safe staffing standards to prevent mass workforce exodus.
OLYMPIA — Lawmakers are at a crossroads again on what to do about illegal drug possession.
The proposal includes a robust investment in the region’s mental health care infrastructure.
Washington State Department of Health and CDC encourage residents to stop using EzriCare Artificial Tears.
The measures passed a House committee without Republican support. They are part of a broader agenda to curb gun violence.
Leesa Manion said the units are focused on public safety and “King County’s greatest areas of concern”
Washington could join Utah with toughest standard in the nation. Change concerns wine and hospitality industries.
The Auburn Police Department (APD) arrested a suspect Tuesday afternoon (Jan. 17) that they believe to be the person who…
Statewide, a majority of respondents to Department of Commerce survey agree that rent prices are too high and it costs too much to buy a home.
