A key deadline ended dozens of Washington legislative proposals.
Dozens of Washington bills failed to clear early legislative deadlines, stalling proposals on workweeks, homeschooling, grocery access, and policing.
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Seattle's Decline In Church Attendance: What's Happening & Why?
As congregations adapt to online services, Seattle’s relationship with religion seems to be evolving. What does this mean for our community?
Trump Slashes India Tariffs
This trade agreement is more than just numbers; it’s a pathway to stronger ties and new opportunities that could ripple through the global economy.
Washington Snowpack Still Well Behind Normal
With February here, many Washington mountains are looking a bit bare. Snowpack numbers tell a story of concern for farmers and the water supply.
Between Amazon and T-Mobile, 2,600 WA Jobs Cut
Amazon's cuts came mainly in engineering.
Price At The Pump: Fuel Prices Remain High For Much Of The PNW
Oil prices took a wild ride this past week, leaving many wondering what’s next for their wallets at the pump.
2026 Water Delivery Dates Announced For South Central Washington
March is just around the corner, and with it comes the promise of irrigation for our local fields. Here’s what to expect.
'Student' Led Walkouts Aided by Controversial Groups?
Growing numbers of people think there was a lot adult inside help...
What Does Phil’s Forecast Mean For The Northwest?
Beyond Punxsutawney, other states have their own weather predictors stepping into the spotlight—each with a unique twist on tradition.
Washington Lawmakers Target Double Voting Loophole
A court ruling on double voting prompts Washington lawmakers to redefine election law, aiming to protect voting rules, election integrity, and ballot security.