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Oregon’s tolling plans face uncertainty as the state indefinitely pauses I-205 projects and grapples with a $3 billion funding gap, impacting commuters between Oregon and Washington.
The Washington Insurance Commissioner’s Office has approved 14 health insurers to sell individual coverage plans in 2024, including a dozen comp…
The Washington State Department of Health on Monday announced the retirement of its COVID-19 dashboard, with a replacement that shows data about…
Cowlitz Tribe raises concerns about tolls on the Interstate Bridge during Washington State Transportation Commission meeting in Vancouver City Hall, following a morning tour of the Interstate Br…
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes state hiring should be based on the skills and abilities needed for the position, without automatically ex…
…stance in opposition to WA Cares and the new payroll tax in Washington state.
…sil fuel companies are profiteering from high gas prices in Washington state.
Washington State University Vancouver is hosting free workshops this fall to help prospective and current college students understand how to…
The state of Washington has a goal of ending the sale of new gasoline vehicles by 2035. Washington faces a daunting task of needing 3 million ch…
The Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state is not constitutionally obligated to provide monies for capital construction projects…
In honor of U.S. Constitution Week, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs will host a public showing of the original 1889 Washington Constitution Thu., Sept. 14, in the Legislative Building in Oly…
…ican Leader John Braun calls for using excess proceeds from Washington’s cap-and-tax policy to alleviate the state’s affordability crisis for homeowners and renters.