The latest political news and election updates in Tri-Cities, Washington, and beyond.
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House Bill 2123: Repealing Foreign Election Influence Laws in WA
As lawmakers gear up for the next session, one bipartisan proposal has sparked heated conversations about foreign influence in our elections.

Concerns Grow Over Parental Rights at Tumwater School Rally
With emotions running high, a rally focused on parental rights and sports equity drew a crowd ready to make their voices heard.

Concerns Rise Over AGO's Legal Focus After November Election
Over 11,000 hours spent on lawsuits isn’t just a number; it tells a story about the state’s priorities post-election. Let’s unpack what that means for our community.

How Could a New Income Tax Impact Washington's Economy?
As lawmakers mull over a millionaire tax, the potential impact on local businesses and families raises eyebrows across Washington state.

Parental Rights in Education: Washington's Signature Campaign Updates
Community voices are rising as two major initiatives push for change. But not everyone agrees—opposition is making waves, and the conversation is far from over.

Examining Union Political Spending Trends in Key States
As election season heats up, a new report shows union funds are flowing, and the numbers might just surprise you.

Will Washington State Lawmakers Reach a Budget Deal in 60 Days?
With only 60 days to tackle a massive budget deficit, the clock is ticking for Washington's lawmakers. It’s shaping up to be a heated session already.

Impact of Yakima's Budget Cuts on Public Safety Services
With a $9 million deficit looming, Yakima City Council has made some tough choices. Find out how this shake-up is affecting police, fire services, and your local parks.

We Are Ella Raffle Sparks Concerns Over Election Law Violations
With a charity raffle aimed at boosting voter turnout, the line between encouragement and legality has never felt blurrier in Yakima County. Let's take a closer look.

Katie Wilson's Diverse Team Tackles Seattle's Housing and Safety
The new mayor-elect is not just picking favorites; she’s inviting a variety of perspectives to tackle Seattle’s biggest challenges head-on.
