Recycling legislation can create a better market for material by increasing its use in packaging.
A bill in the state House would require camping ordinances to meet ‘objectively reasonable’ standards.
Feral Cat Project’s new Lynnwood clinic aids work to spay and neuter cats to control their numbers.
The gas tax is bringing in less revenue for transportation needs. A per-mile fee is the answer.
Legislation in Olympia would bar the use of flavors and menthol in vape products and cigarettes.
Legislation would allow EV makers to sell directly to customers, making lease or purchase easier.
President Trump may be serious about annexing Canada, but it’s a deal fraught with complexities for all.
With more in need of skilled nursing and assisted-living services, funding must keep up to retain staff.
With budget discussions starting soon, a new website explains the basics of state’s budget crisis.
Construction funding requests in Arlington and Lake Stevens show need for a change to bond elections.
Trump’s threat of tariffs to win non-trade concessions complicates talks, says a state trade advocate.
A bill in the state Senate would tax big tech to support a hiring fund for local news outlets.
School districts needn’t wait for legislation to start work on policies to limit phones in class.
Bills in Olympia would require insurers to put at least 85 percent of premiums toward patient care.
Increasing pay for care workers of those with developmental disabilities can save the state money.
Monday marks the presidential inauguration and the King holiday, offering guidance on the way forward.
Adding 20 in-state tuition slots can bolster veterinarian ranks and serve animals and people.
