WA governor declares emergency so Seattle airport will get fuel despite pipeline leak
Governor Bob Ferguson declared an emergency to ensure adequate fuel is delivered to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after a leak shut down a major fuel pipeline.
Gov. Ferguson announces new grant for WA early learning program
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on Wednesday announced a new grant to expand the state's early learning program to provide high-quality preschool access to low-income families.
Man arrested for online threats against Gov. Bob Ferguson
A Lakewood man is behind bars after making repeated threats against Washington Governor Bob Ferguson on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Man arrested for online threats against WA Gov. Bob Ferguson
A Lakewood man was arrested for making “veiled threats" against Washington Governor Bob Ferguson on social media, posting pictures of Ferguson's front door, a gun, and his home address.
Bullfrog Road overpass repairs to bring nighttime I-90 closures in WA
Westbound I-90 near Cle Elum will face periodic nighttime closures once crews begin replacing part of an overpass damaged by a semi-truck, officials said.
Seattle, Portland leaders join state officials in rejecting Trump's PNW troop deployment
Portland residents are confused by Trump's latest deployment of troops in U.S. cities, viewing it as a costly political distraction. Governor Ferguson and other Washington leaders issued statements.
Trump tariffs could cost WA $2.2B, Gov. Ferguson says
President Trump's proposed tariffs could cost Washington $2.2 billion in general fund revenue by 2029, according to an analysis from the state's Office of Financial Management.
WA Gov. Ferguson orders flags lowered for death of Spokane Co. sergeant
Governor Ferguson has ordered flags across the state to be flown at half-staff on Wednesday in honor of a Spokane County Sheriff's Office sergeant who was killed in the line of duty.
Governor Ferguson could have final say on controversial battery energy facility
Governor Bob Ferguson could have the final say on a proposed lithium battery facility near downtown Sedro-Woolley.
Federal court blocks WA's clergy abuse reporting law
A federal court blocked Washington's new law requiring priests to report sexual abuse disclosed during confession, arguing it singles out Catholics and violates their “sacramental seal."
