‘Bit of a fight’: WA Senator notes a brewing feud between governor, Democrat caucus
Governor Ferguson has openly commented that he will have a difficult time backing a budget plan that involves the level of taxes initially proposed by legislators.3 days ago
WSU staffers accused of assaulting student over Trump hat were fired
Washington State University dismisses staff for allegedly assaulting a student over a Donald Trump hat.3 days ago
WSU student speaks out after being attacked while wearing Trump hat: ‘This is serious’
A WSU student shares his experience after being attacked while wearing a Trump hat, highlighting the seriousness of political tensions.7 days ago
Jump in businesses ditching Washington for Idaho due to high taxes
A report reveals Idaho as the top choice for firms relocating from Washington due to rising tax burdens.8 days ago
Cliff Mass: Weekend forecast will return to normal following ‘extreme no-weather’ day
Enjoyed some sunshine? The weekend weather will shift back to typical patterns soon in the Puget Sound region.10 days ago
‘Effectively eliminates the local initiative’: Attorney slams WA Supreme Court ruling on Spokane homelessness
The Washington State Supreme Court reverses a ruling on Spokane's "Hansen Initiative," impacting local efforts to address homelessness effectively.11 days ago
鈥楩ight fire with fire鈥�: Pierce County sheriff says he will contact ICE after council affirmed sanctuary policies
Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank opposes the Council's sanctuary policy, raising concerns for local law enforcement and public safety.11 days ago
‘The irony is rich’: Brian Heywood slams ‘super aggressive’ property tax ahead of Tuesday’s protest
Homeowners will protest controversial property tax on Capitol steps Tuesday at 5 p.m.14 days ago
‘Left overreaches until someone punches back’: New initiative lowers property tax cap
Let's Go Washington's Brian Heywood is out with new initiatives aimed at lowering the cost of living in Washington.15 days ago
‘Kill Nazi Scum’: We Heart Seattle office tagged with ‘threat’
An unidentified suspect tagged We Heart Seattle office with 'Kill Nazi Scum,' featuring an Anarchist symbol.18 days ago
Spokane council member rejects gender-affirming care ordinance with swath of amendments
Council member Jonathan Bingle adds five amendments, challenging the ordinance on gender-affirming care in Spokane.19 days ago
Glen Morgan: WA Rep. ‘isn’t even pretending’ to hide conflict of interest on rent cap bill
Washington State Senator Emily Alvarado faces ethics scrutiny over alleged violations linked to her role in rent control policy decisions.20 days ago
‘First Amendment Auditor’ in costume sparks alarm with visit to local elementary school
A so-called 'First Amendment Auditor' caused concern at Wilder Elementary, according to the district.25 days ago
Here’s why Pierce County Sheriff won’t hire non-citizens as deputies
Discover why the Pierce County Sheriff opposes hiring non-citizens as deputies despite Senate Bill 5068's provisions.28 days ago
Burien Council member ‘very excited’ Dow Constantine ‘no longer in charge of King County’
King County Executive Dow Constantine was officially named the new Sound Transit CEO Thursday, with a hefty $450,000 per year salary attached to the job.28 days ago
ICE arrests previously deported Mexican citizen, with prior DV arrest, in Sedro Woolley
ICE said it arrested a Mexican citizen near Sedro Woolley who had been previously deported and had a prior arrest for domestic violence/assault in the second degree with strangulation.1 month ago
Is a second publicly funded retirement pension in the cards for state employees?
The Freedom Foundation is calling attention to House Bill 1069, which they criticize for allowing unions representing state employees to negotiate for a second publicly funded retirement pension.1 month ago
‘Accomplished nothing but revenue’: Edgewood man challenges traffic cameras
Michael Stanzel argues traffic cameras are ineffective in Washington, calling for their removal to improve community safety.1 month ago
Tim Eyman: Parents no longer No. 1 as House Bill 1296 reverses hard-won rights
Tim Eyman was among many voicing their displeasure over House Bill 1296 and how the Senate Early Learning & K-12 Committee fielded the public's response.1 month ago
Cliff Mass: Thunderstorm to shake up rush hour Wednesday
Cliff Mass advises of a thunderstorm set to disrupt rush hour Wednesday. Stay informed with the latest weather updates.1 month ago
Jewish Lynnwood man says swastika vandalism to his Tesla was ‘a stab in the heart’
A Jewish Lynnwood Tesla owner shares the pain of recent vandalism amid rising attacks on Teslas across the U.S.1 month ago
Seattle City Attorney says Stay Out of Drug Area/Prostitution zones difficult to enforce
Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison says Stay Out of Area Drugs (SODA) and Prostitution (SOAP) ordinances will be difficult to enforce and "will take some time to get law enforcement trained."1 month ago
‘We’re being used as pawns’: Guild president slams deputy reductions in unincorporated King County
Deputies with the King County Sheriff's Office are sounding the alarm over staffing cuts in unincorporated King County.1 month ago
