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Owen, Habib trade letters, jabs over lt. gov. race
Lt. Gov. Brad Owen says Sen. Cyrus Habib may be too partisan to replace him. Habib says he wants to office to be more active.
Lt. Gov. Brad Owen says Sen. Cyrus Habib may be too partisan to replace him. Habib says he wants to office to be more active.
God's judgment is coming to America unless the nation repents its since, evangelist tells crowd at Capitol.
When candidates for statewide office claim ties to Spokane, it doesn’t hurt to quiz them.
Environmental groups called for the removal of the Snake River dams to save orcas at a gathering outside the Washington Convention Center, where President Barack Obama will speak to an estimated 3000 people Friday evening.
The Spokane Home Builders Association, a trade group representing construction interests, has some harsh words for the settlement agreement the county signed with neighborhood groups over urban growth issues. "It looks like they're kind of giving away the farm," said Michael Cathcart, government affairs director for the organization.
President Barack Obama will speak at a fundraiser for Gov. Jay Inslee's re-election campaign Friday in Seattle.
TACOMA -- Delegates to the Washington Democratic Convention formally endorsed Bernie Sanders with a special resolution Saturday evening.
TACOMA -- Washington Democrats may do away with the caucus system for nominating the president in 2020, State Party Chairman Jaxon Ravens said.
State revenue forecasts for next three years up slightly
Former City Council President Joe Shogan told the council Monday night to "appoint an interim, experienced city manager" to run the city while city officials, notably Mayor David Condon, "figure out the Straub matter."
School’s almost out but the argument over proper funding for public education is unlikely to take a vacation based on recent court filings.
OLYMPIA – The final official tally of Washington’s presidential primary: a record 1.42 million voters, or about 35 percent of those registered, cast ballots in a race where the Republican nomination was settled and the Democratic nomination wouldn’t be affected. That's a record for a...
Some 200 Cambodian immigrants took to the steps of the Washington Capitol Friday to demand free elections.
Gov. Jay Inslee proclaimed June 4-11 Washington Shellfish Week. Offer your favorite pearl of wisdom.
When initiative petitions might double as campaign ads, a list of top donors could be required.
Data from the presidential primary gives a clear view of Spokane and the state's the partisan split.
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