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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and other Washington Congressional delegation members seek $198.1 million for Cascadia High Speed Rail project while citizens question tolls amid unde…
Washington State Republicans elect Jim Walsh, a proven community leader, as their new chairman in a 95-15 vote, with Walsh aiming to rejuven…
The top 1% of earners in Washington state make over $800,000, attracting high earners with no income tax and a growing number of young affluent individuals, while th…
Republican state lawmakers are urging Washington’s Secretary of State and Attorney General, both Democrats, to investigate alleged cases of harassment…
…g his 26 years of service and sacrifice, to be taken to the Washington State Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service.
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center takes a look at the exodus from public schools in the state in the last few years.
…rights group seeks summary judgment in its lawsuit against Washington state’s ban on high-capacity gun magazines, arguing it violates the Second Amendment by effectively banning firearms that use suc…
The price to gas up in the Evergreen state has risen nearly 30 percent since the new year following the implementation of the new cap and trade carbon tax legislation.
Chris Corry of the Washington Policy Center shares the formal feedback provided to the Washington State Department of Revenue.
A hot dog eating contest, more of the Washington State Fiddle Championships, plus Blue Oyster Cult are among the highlights of Day 3 of the Clark County Fair.
Washington State Fiddle Championships, pretty baby contest, watermelon eating contest, plus a big concert highlight Day 2 of the Clark Count…
Washington State Legislature establishes music therapy as a new health profession, with a committee to oversee its practice, ahead of its li…