Judge overturns WA bill on sheriff requirements
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A judge overturned provisions of Senate Bill 5974, a Washington bill changing the requirements and standards for sheriffs across the state, as it was deemed unconstitutional.

Democrats Pederson, Sabio-Howell battle over WA's 43rd District Senate Race

Voters in Washington state’s 43rd Legislative District will choose between two Democrats in the upcoming November election: long-time incumbent State Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen and challenger Hannah Sabio-Howell.

Meet the Senate candidates for Washington's 43rd district
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The 43rd legislative district of Washington is considered the most progressive district in the state, including Seattle neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Wallingford, Downtown and Laurelhurst. This November, voters will choose between the incumbent, Washington state Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen, or his challenger Hannah Sabio-Howell.

Commentator Brandi Kruse and Let's Go Washington cleared of campaign finance complaint

A campaign finance complaint against Let's Go Washington has been dismissed, ruling there was no evidence of unreported contributions connected to media commentator Brandi Kruse.

WA Supreme Court overrides voter initiative on natural gas use
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A controversial decision by the Washington State Supreme Court overturned a voter initiative that protected the use of natural gas.

US Supreme Court rejects Trump's mail ballot restrictions: Reactions in WA
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A big ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court: Justices rejected President Donald Trump's mail ballot restrictions for now ahead of the November midterm elections. Here's how officials in Washington are reacting to the ruling.

U.S. Senator Murray: 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' straining WA healthcare services

U.S. Senator Patty Murray toured Harborview Medical Center on Tuesday, leading a discussion on the healthcare challenges stemming from Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill."

WA officials release guide outlining election administration roles

Here's what to know about a new guide WA officials released for county election officials ahead of midterms and amidst mail-in ballot uncertainty.

How WA is adapting to House Resolution 1's federal healthcare changes
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WA officials held a press conference Thursday, outlining the next steps to adapt to healthcare and Medicaid changes required by House Resolution 1, or President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill.' 

WA mail ballot rule blocked by judge, state official reacts

Secretary of State Steve Hobbs issued a statement Friday morning emphasizing the relief the decision provides for WA, for voters and for election officials.

'Millionaires tax' slows Seattle construction, company says
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A Seattle architectural company says Washington's "millionaires tax" is to blame for the noticeable slowdown in the construction industry.

WA Governor’s office delayed fixing major climate data error, records show

Governor Ferguson’s Office delayed the public release of a major correction regarding state carbon emission reductions by more than two weeks, according to public records obtained by news outlet Axios.

Washington governor delays correction to emissions data error
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Washington agencies reportedly inflated how much the state's cap and trade programs would cut greenhouse gas emissions, but when they tried to issue a correction, the governor's office delayed it for weeks.

WA opens formal investigation into Let's Go Washington PAC

Washington's Public Disclosure Commission has launched a formal investigation into conservative PAC Let's Go Washington, over allegations of undeclared political advertising.