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Mitch Borden/KNKXWashington state leaders are trying to help hundreds of thousands of people expected to lose health insurance as federal changes to Medicaid roll out in the coming months. -
Megan Farmer/KUOWWashington state is challenging federal changes that would clear the way for more oil drilling and mining in habitats where endangered species live and slash other protections.
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Washington state officials reacted after the U.S. Supreme Court's gave way Monday for President Donald Trump to have a hand in regulating mail-in ballots nationwide. -
A new proposal filed with the city council would restrict large chains from altering prices based on shoppers’ data. -
As political observers eye a potential Democratic supermajority in Washington's state Legislature in the coming years, some ask how that would affect how laws are passed. -
Results from Tuesday night show almost 72% of voters were in favor of the levy, which will help pay for basic operating costs and to update and maintain library buildings. -
The Trump administration proposed sweeping changes to federal funding rules. Washington’s governor and university leaders say this would politicize the grant award process. -
Live election results: Get the latest on Washington's U.S. House primary races. -
The levy would raise nearly $480 million over seven years and is critical for library services. But some officials say it could affect funding for future city projects. -
Mayor Katie Wilson and other city leaders want to reign in the practice of adding fees in the fine print of a rental agreement. Opponents say the plan will raise rents. -
The initiative to ban algorithmic rental pricing software is aimed at companies that analyze public and private market data to suggest rental prices to landlords. -
The Pierce Transit Board voted Monday to send a measure to the November ballot that would increase the amount people pay in sales tax for transit funding.
