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The state Forest Practices Board has narrowly approved a controversial water buffer rule that has drawn criticism from forestry and farming advocates, as well as local counties that say their … more
Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson’s victory marks something of a rebuke of big-money politics, a feat echoing fellow socialist Zohran Mamdani’s recent win in the New York City mayoral … more
A federal judge on Monday permanently ended the Satanic Temple’s challenge to Idaho’s abortion laws.  Chief U.S. District of Idaho Judge David Nye dismissed the lawsuit with … more
Just months after Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a Washington law to keep medical debt off consumers’ credit reports, the Trump administration is looking to block such policies. The federal … more
The federal government last week said it will not release a National Wolf Recovery Plan, despite announcing a plan was in the works last year, saying the species doesn’t need federal … more
Federal lawyers are asking an appeals court to overturn a recent ruling in Oregon that blocked President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops to Portland. On Friday, lawyers from … more
Democratic state Sen. Noel Frame traces her interest in tax policy to her time as a teenager in the 1990s, concerned about scarce funding for her school district in Battle Ground, Washington. … more
In an interview with TVW , Julia Smith, endangered species recovery manager at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, said the once widespread owls have all but disappeared. “They … more
The Washington State Forest Practices Board took the final steps to approve a new rule this week that will remove large swaths of timber in Western Washington from production. The Forest … more
The Washington state Republican Party (WAGOP) has recently announced that Scott Presler, the founder of Early Vote Action, a grassroots movement to register Republicans, will travel to Washington … more
Washington employers say business climate is getting worse By The Chronicle staff A new survey of Washington employers shows that recent tax increases are hitting more than three quarters … more
A sentencing hearing has been scheduled for a California man who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a Longview child. Detjen W. Haynes, 42, of Shingletown, California, pleaded guilty to two … more
Using satellite imagery, researchers have discovered that nearly 5% of Oregon and Washington’s western forest canopy — about the size of Rhode Island — was scorched and damaged in … more
A defense contractor with a history of providing housing for military operations withdrew its inquiry seeking land at the Newport Municipal Airport, a city official said Wednesday, as growing … more
The shutdown is over. But jousting continues among Republicans and Democrats — including those from Washington state — over who’s to blame for the longest ever shuttering of … more
A vague letter from a Texas-based defense contractor spurred concern in Newport that the federal government would seek to establish an immigration detention facility on Oregon’s Central … more
The Ballmer Group on Wednesday committed hundreds of millions of dollars for free preschool in Washington, a massive philanthropic contribution amid state budget cuts and federal rollbacks.  … more
A short legislative session mired by lower revenues is facing Washington state lawmakers and the city of Kelso's wish list. That's what Gordon Thomas Honeywell State Lobbyist Amina Teouri told … more
A security company has dropped its lawsuit over Washington’s new sales tax on services weeks after filing it. It’s unclear why.  The development came after Security … more
When Camerina Zorrozua learned in April that Washington had slashed its state funding of her Spokane-based legal aid organization, she frantically called state Rep. Tarra Simmons. “I was … more
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