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Teso argues Washington's gun laws would be stricter if firearms were regulated the way automobiles are.
Cargill argues socialism weakens the incentives that drive risk-taking, problem-solving, and prosperity.
PeaceHealth urges southwest Washington residents to limit outdoor exposure and keep medications handy as wildfire smoke affects the region.
The Spokane Complex has burned more than 8,000 acres, with up to 1,100 structures possibly destroyed and 65,000 people ordered to evacuate.
WEA, the Washington Federation of State Employees, and relevant locals of SEIU each contributed $1M to oppose IP26-645, the income tax repeal initiative.
Curran Ellis Fine was found unresponsive July 23 and died July 29; a fatality review is underway.
Jonathan Hines argues gun-free zones disarm law-abiding citizens while doing nothing to stop criminals carrying illegal firearms.
Three Together, featuring Grammy Award-winning guitarist Doug Smith, headlines the 5th Annual Music Fest benefiting the North County Community Food Bank.
Lars Larson argues legacy media should call killers killers and armed civilians who stop attacks heroes.
WSDOT crews will resurface a 2-mile southbound I-5 stretch nightly, closing the right lane and Exit 9 off-ramp.
…s likely violate FERPA, PPRA, and Title IX, putting Washington's federal funding at risk.
45 large fires have burned more than 1.8 million acres across Washington and Oregon, an area larger than Delaware.