WA Gov. Bob Ferguson gets Jesse Jones
Known for his impactful journalism, Jones has a track record of driving change at local, state, and federal levels.
Known for his impactful journalism, Jones has a track record of driving change at local, state, and federal levels.
Legislators consider grant program to support police hiring
Supporters of the bill, including newly sworn-in Gov. Bob Ferguson, say the police funding grant is necessary. However, the state's massive budget deficit looms over the session.
Supporters of the bill, including newly sworn-in Gov. Bob Ferguson, say the police funding grant is necessary. However, the state's massive budget deficit looms over the session.
Proposed bill to help hire law enforcement officers
On Tuesday, Senators in Olympia will have a hearing on a proposed bill that aims to help hire more law enforcement officers.
On Tuesday, Senators in Olympia will have a hearing on a proposed bill that aims to help hire more law enforcement officers.
Mount Rainier National Park adjusts wilderness permit fees
Mount Rainier National Park has revised its wilderness permit fee structure for the first time in 26 years.
Mount Rainier National Park has revised its wilderness permit fee structure for the first time in 26 years.
‘Let’s stop the blame game,’ Reykdal says in WA State of Education speech
From funding to enrollment, Superintendent of Public Schools Chris Reykdal gave the fourth annual State of Education on Thursday morning.
From funding to enrollment, Superintendent of Public Schools Chris Reykdal gave the fourth annual State of Education on Thursday morning.
Dozens rally for Tahlequah orca in Olympia, WA
Dozens of people rallied at the Capitol steps in Olympia for Tahlequah.
Dozens of people rallied at the Capitol steps in Olympia for Tahlequah.
WA Gov. Bob Ferguson gives speech after being sworn in
Democrat Bob Ferguson became Washington's 24th governor when he was sworn in on Jan. 15 in Olympia. Watch his full speech here.
Democrat Bob Ferguson became Washington's 24th governor when he was sworn in on Jan. 15 in Olympia. Watch his full speech here.
Outgoing WA Gov. Inslee reflects on legacy, unveils official portrait
Outgoing Governor Jay Inslee looked back on his 12 years in office and offered advice to lawmakers as they face a budget shortfall and new leadership in Washington, D.C
Outgoing Governor Jay Inslee looked back on his 12 years in office and offered advice to lawmakers as they face a budget shortfall and new leadership in Washington, D.C
WA Governor-elect Bob Ferguson to be sworn in today
Today, Governor-elect Bob Ferguson will be sworn in, taking over for Jay Inslee who spent 12 years in the position.
Today, Governor-elect Bob Ferguson will be sworn in, taking over for Jay Inslee who spent 12 years in the position.
WA Gov. Inslee to give final State of the State address
After 12 years in office, Gov. Jay Inslee will deliver his final State of the State address on Tuesday.
After 12 years in office, Gov. Jay Inslee will deliver his final State of the State address on Tuesday.
Gov. Inslee to give final State of the State address
After 12 years in office, Gov. Inslee will deliver his final State of the State address on Tuesday.
After 12 years in office, Gov. Inslee will deliver his final State of the State address on Tuesday.
WA state legislative session begins
As the state legislature begins its session, both sides of the aisle are making plans to deal with a budget shortfall.
As the state legislature begins its session, both sides of the aisle are making plans to deal with a budget shortfall.
Missing person found dead in Thurston County, WA
After a SWAT situation unfolded Thursday night, one person was arrested and another found dead in Thurston County.
After a SWAT situation unfolded Thursday night, one person was arrested and another found dead in Thurston County.
'Grappler' ends high-speed Thurston County chase
A high-speed chase in Thurston County was stopped with the use of new technology called the "Grappler Police Bumper."
A high-speed chase in Thurston County was stopped with the use of new technology called the "Grappler Police Bumper."
'Fish on': Thurston County deputies cast a line, catch fleeing suspect with grappler
A Thurston County man, accused of leading deputies on a high-speed chase, was caught on video and stopped in his tracks Wednesday night with the use of a new technology called the “Grappler Police Bumper".
A Thurston County man, accused of leading deputies on a high-speed chase, was caught on video and stopped in his tracks Wednesday night with the use of a new technology called the “Grappler Police Bumper".
King Tides expected in south Puget Sound
King Tides are expected in the south Puget Sound area this weekend, bringing especially high tides and unusually high water levels.
King Tides are expected in the south Puget Sound area this weekend, bringing especially high tides and unusually high water levels.
Donors whip up a better holiday season for Seattle bakery after theft, sluggish sales
It was a “sweet" ending, for a West Seattle bakery after a major setback right before the holidays when someone stole their SUV.
It was a “sweet" ending, for a West Seattle bakery after a major setback right before the holidays when someone stole their SUV.
King tides expected in South Puget Sound on Jan. 4-6
Washingtonians are being warned about the next king tides, expected to hit South Puget Sound on January 4-6.
Washingtonians are being warned about the next king tides, expected to hit South Puget Sound on January 4-6.
Deputies use K9, drones to capture car theft suspect in Olympia, WA
A police chase in Olympia ended with a car theft suspect hanging from a tree branch over a 200-foot cliff.
A police chase in Olympia ended with a car theft suspect hanging from a tree branch over a 200-foot cliff.
Democrats expand power in WA state legislature
As lawmakers head back to Olympia for 2025, the projection is that Washington will be short billions of dollars to operate in the coming years. Some lawmakers say the government needs to be smarter about how they spend taxpayer dollars, while others say more taxes could be the answer.
As lawmakers head back to Olympia for 2025, the projection is that Washington will be short billions of dollars to operate in the coming years. Some lawmakers say the government needs to be smarter about how they spend taxpayer dollars, while others say more taxes could be the answer.