A bipartisan alliance of lawmakers wants to rewrite one of the state’s vaunted political commandments in order to restore a…
With Thanksgiving upon us, we take a few moments to consider those with reason to be thankful for what transpired…
Endorsement may spoil Democratics’ chances of retaking state Senate seat in Island County
A Republican state senator from Oak Harbor has taken the uncommon step of publicly denouncing the way a Democratic opponent is shown in a mailer paid for with money raised by her GOP colleagues.
It’s a pretty safe bet Donald J. Trump will lose in the state of Washington this November. It’s a pretty sure one he’ll get walloped in the city of Seattle.
Today, right about the time beach volleyballer Kerri Walsh Jennings hopes to be capturing gold in the Rio Olympics, the two men vying to be Washington’s next governor are scheduled to hold their first debate in Spokane.
As ballot counting continues in the 2016 primary, here are a few story lines emerging from the results already in hand.
The next round in the battle on access to public bathrooms will be waged Thursday in Yakima.
The first time area aerospace machinists tried to claw back bits of Washington’s ginormous tax break to the Boeing Co., they found themselves up against national leaders of their union and the governor of the state.
The next time, they won’t.
Republican state senators didn’t fire Corrections Secretary Bernie Warner when they had the chance.
Time to catch up on a couple pieces of unfinished business around here.
Let’s begin with Attorney General Bob Ferguson.
Senate Majority Leader Mark Schoesler says he regrets blurting “She’s racist” moments after his caucus ousted Lynn Peterson as the state’s transportation secretary.
