Washington voter numbers set record 1
Washington will have more than 4.2 million voters on the rolls for the Nov. 8 election after two days of record-setting signups.
Washington will have more than 4.2 million voters on the rolls for the Nov. 8 election after two days of record-setting signups.
Democratic challenger Joe Pakootas calls on U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers to withdraw her backing of Donald Trump. She says no.
How fact-challenged were the presidential candidates in Sunday night's debate? We have some reviews.
Monday was the last day to register to vote online in Washington.
Financial reports are trickling in to the Washington Public Disclosure Commission on the contributions and expenses related to the short-lived recall effort against Mayor David Condon.
During a televised debate Monday, Spokane County Commissioner Shelly O'Quinn seemed to point some blame at The Spokesman-Review for the county's economic woes. "Divisiveness all over the paper," she said, has deterred employers from setting up shop here. On Tuesday, however, O'Quinn said those remarks were misinterpreted.
U.S. Senate candidates debate in Spokane next month.
Did Donald Trump's statement that Barack Obama was born in the United States end the birther movement? One can hope.
Mayor David Condon is not expected to be in the courtroom Tuesday afternoon. Superior Court Judge Blaine Gibson, of Yakima County, is scheduled to decide if a recall petition from local Democratic organizer and accountant David Green can move forward to the signature-collecting phase.
Supreme Court hearing offered a preview of next year's legislative "session from hell."
The Washington Supreme Court seemed skeptical Wednesday that lawmakers will come up with a plan that sends enough money to public schools to meet the constitutional duty they’ve arguably been shirking for decades.
OLYMPIA – Determining how much the state pays public school teachers is a complicated task, consultants told a special legislative panel Tuesday. But parents, school officials and even one student told the panel they've been waiting a long time.
“Words matter.” That’s the simple statement NAACP president Phillip Tyler wanted to convey at a Tuesday morning gathering of elected officials and community leaders.
Other states could be joining Washington on pot legalization.
How common is voter fraud? Folks who are good with numbers figure it out.
Because this is the seat of state government, it is also a magnet for people eager to exercise their right to peaceably assemble to petition for redress of grievances, even in the summer when lawmakers are nowhere to be found and the bureaucracy is less populated than normal.
State workers rally for higher wages and better benefits in the Capitol Rotunda as GOP gubernatorial hopeful Bill Bryant watches and chats with union members.
Members of state employees unions have a noon rally at the state Capitol Campus Wednesday.
The fall salmon run is in full swing in Olympia.
Bryant, Inslee campaigns spar over debates.
Agencies wrestle with computer problems.
Is it Indigenous Peoples Day or Native American Heritage Day?
Donald Trump will hold a campaign rally at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Everett.
Donald Trump will campaign in Everett after raising money in the Seattle area on Tuesday, the Everett Herald is reporting.
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers veered from Gov. Jay Inslee's comments about the relationship between climate change and wildfires.
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