Washington State Politics

Rep. Chris Corry blasted state policies, saying it’s a large part to blame for high prices.

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."

The Washington State primary election is on August 5, with the voting period beginning Friday, July 18.

Washington State's primary election will take place on August 5. Here is everything you need to know about registering to vote, the vote by mail process and the key dates.

John Wilson, the King County Assessor accused of violating a protection order and stalking his ex-partner, has suspended his campaign for King County Executive.

The first increase of its kind in about 10 years goes into effect on Tuesday in WA.

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

While some of Washington's congressional figures "demand answers," others are offering support following President Donald Trump's authorization to strike targets in Iran.

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

The recent deaths of three young sisters — Paityn, 9, Evelyn, 8, and Olivia, 5 — have resurfaced a fierce debate over child welfare policies in Washington state.

Former socialist Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant announced Monday she is running for U.S. Congress against 30-year incumbent Adam Smith.

Signed into law this month, House Bill 1878 will eventually require all drivers under 21 to take driver’s ed, not just 16- and 17-year-olds.

Governor Ferguson has ordered all Washington and U.S. flags to be lowered to half-staff this Sunday in memory of Frank Chopp.

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.