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Although the state of Washington recently expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, the demand for vaccine continues to exceed the number of doses the state…
…rtedly stole $650 million of unemployment benefits from the state of Washington, about $333 million of which has been recovered.
…k County is disappointed with Gov. Jay Inslee’s veto of the Washington State Building Code Councils’ decision to delay the state building and energy code.
Hospitals around Washington state are urging patience as more people now qualify for COVID-19 vaccinations than there are vaccines available.
The Clark County Republican Party offered a statement of support for President Donald Trump and also expressed dissatisfaction for Washington Congresswoman Jamie Herrera Beutler’s vote…
Washington State University Vancouver will host a series called ‘A–Z of Paying for College Workshops’ online this spring.
…ATCH: Clark County adds 106 COVID-19 cases, no new deaths ; State Department of Health hopes to speed up vaccine rollout soon ; Washington Senate moves to extend governor’s emergency proclamations ; C…
Members of the Washington State Senate voted Wednesday to adopt a resolution that would extend all of Gov. Jay Inslee’s emergency proclamations indefinitel…
The Washington Education Association says all teachers, not just those over 50, should be included in the next phase of COVID-19 vaccinations.
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, of Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, issued a statement about what she experienced during the protests Wednesday at the Capitol Building…
…day Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on the protests in Washington DC ; Clark County hits 14,000 COVID-19 cases and adds five deaths ; Washington state updates vaccine rollout plans ; Hockinson Sc…
The status of COVID-19 vaccinations across the state of Washington vary widely, according to Gov. Jay Inslee and other health experts.