After a protest at the Monroe prison, the state says it will take steps to thin populations immediately.
Monday’s decision applies to all schools — public, private and charter.
As in other states, demand for intensive health care due to COVID-19 is expected to peak later in April.
The governor said Wednesday that the state must become self-reliant in the fight against COVID-19.
“Thousands of calls” from residents concerned about businesses and people not following restrictions.
Jay Inslee on Monday took an aggressive new step to curb social interactions as coronavirus deaths rise.
At a news conference, the governor warned businesses and individuals to get with the program.
The governor announced the order, with some exceptions, as well as millions in grants for businesses.
With revenues rising, budget writers are going to get lots of requests on how to spend it
With a third of the legislative session nearly gone, lawmakers are starting to focus on matters of most importance.
Majority Democrats realize contentious representative is staying
A 60-day session begins Monday. They’ll tackle car tabs, homelessness and whether to expel Matt Shea.
It will be a busy year as voters decide the fate of school bonds and help choose the next president.
Before turning the page on the November election, here are a few questions to ponder.
OLYMPIA — Stuck on what gifts to give Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib and Republican state senators this holiday season?
There’s a wide range of subjects they hope to address when the 2020 session begins next month.
A 2017 law lets lawmakers offer negotiation topics. But a bipartisan panel didn’t do so this week.
Supporters started too late and had too little money to explain the problems R-88 would solve.
Mason Thompson trailed Leigh Henderson for two weeks. He moved ahead by two votes on Thursday.
Lawmakers will wrangle over cuts in transportation spending as lawyers tangle on the measure’s legality.
