Jerry Cornfield | Seattle Weekly

As backers of I-1000 gear up, a legal spat involving others is casting a shadow on their efforts.

After getting signatures for a measure that didn’t qualify, Restore Washington wants to do its own.

Chopp is out as speaker. Lovick is in, and already dealing with next steps in two investigations.

Democrats, who control the state House and Senate, are set to release spending plans and revenue packages.

Justices will consider whether Inslee had authority to impose regulations. A lower court said no.

As each side argues over school funding, the schools chief pushes for more special education money.

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.

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