Gov. Ferguson responds to AG Bondi's sanctuary city threats
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A letter from the U.S. Attorney General tells Washingtons state to cut out its unauthorized immigrant protection laws or lose federal funding. Governor Bob Ferguson says he's not budging.

States, cities respond to sanctuary city crackdown
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Washington Governor Bob Ferguson says he has no intention to succumb to threats from Attorney General Pam Bondi to change sanctuary laws or face funding cuts and even criminal prosecution.

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.

Controversial battery energy facility in WA sparks debate
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The fate of a proposed lithium battery facility near downtown Sedro-Woolley may hinge on Governor Bob Ferguson's decision.

Search for Jonathan Hoang draws attention from WA Governor Bob Ferguson
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It has now been 129 days since 21-year-old Jonathan Hoang disappeared from his home in Arlington, Washington. The case has even caught the attention of Washington Governor Bob Ferguson.

WA governor speaks on search for Jonathan Hoang
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Governor Bob Ferguson is now joining the call for help and shared the missing poster for Jonathan Hoang, a 21-year-old with a developmental disability who disappeared on March 30.

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."

Florida shipyard to build WA's new ferries
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Washington state operates the largest ferry system in the United States with 21 ferries, but it is not enough - with delays and unreliable sailings. Recently, Governor Bob Ferguson awarded a massive project to build three new hybrid ferries with the first deliveries in 2029.

Gov. Ferguson speaks on state revenue forecast shortfalls
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Governor Bob Ferguson says he does not anticipate calling a special session after finding out about the shortfalls in the state's latest revenue forecast.

DOJ sues WA over ‘anti-Catholic’ mandatory reporter law

The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Washington over its alleged “anti-Catholic” law requiring priests to report child abuse.

Everything to know about WA laws going into effect July 1

Changes to gas taxes, labor laws and immigration protections are among those taking effect July 1 in Washington.

WA leaders raise LGBTQ+ Pride flag at capitol, call for action

As dozens of people gathered in a celebration of pride, state leaders said there is a continued need to fight for LGBTQ+ rights, especially when it comes to queer and transgender youth.

WA Gov. Ferguson signs Right to Repair bill into law

Governor Bob Ferguson has signed a wide-ranging Right to Repair bill into law. Lawmakers hope to improve access to quicker and cheaper repairs for an array of digital and mobility devices.

Gov. Ferguson signs state budget with billions in tax increases into law
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Almost a month after the 2025 legislative session adjourned, Gov. Ferguson signed lawmakers’ two-year operating budget into law, capping a months-long process to close a multi-billion dollar funding gap.