Key bills die as WA Legislature passes house of origin cutoff
A key deadline to pass bills has come and gone for Washington lawmakers. Here's what they say are their successes — and ...
3 dead in wrong-way crash on I-5 in Lewis County, WA
A wrong-way crash on I-5 in Lewis County resulted in three fatalities, blocking northbound lanes and prompting traffic ...
1 million green crabs removed from Puget Sound in WA
Washington wildlife officials are finding fewer European Green Crabs in the Puget Sound region. More than 1 million of the ...
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WA skiers feeling lucky for St. Patrick’s Day weekend with more mountain snow expected
While drivers are looking to avoid the mess, skiers and snowboarders are rejoicing, as this weekend is expected to bring much ...
WA government failing to provide Closing the Gap data, native title holders say
Despite the WA government promising to share more data with Aboriginal people, a major native title body says information it ...
College in the High School soars in popularity across WA
UW in the High School was Washington’s first program, started in 1981 to help gifted kids who were chafing at high school’s ...
Text scam targeting WA drivers is back on the rise. Here’s what you should look out for
A new wave of Good To Go! scam texts is hitting Washington drivers, with more realistic URLs this time. Here’s what WSDOT ...
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Three dead in wrong-way crash on I-5 in Thurston County, WA
A wrong-way crash on I-5 in Thurston County killed three people early Sunday morning, blocking northbound lanes.
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Why WA counties sued the state over public defense
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WA schools must extend lunch breaks by 2029 — here’s why administrators object
Washington schools will now be required to give students 20-minute lunch breaks at the minimum to eat their lunch.
With another cutoff having passed, here are some bills that WA lawmakers are still mulling
A competing bill by state Sen. Jeff Holy, a Cheney Republican, would also create a $100 million law-enforcement-focused state ...