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State election officials certified an initiative for the November ballot that seeks to reverse Washington’s controversial tactics to phase out natural gas.
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Less than half of Washington residents eligible for a tax credit aimed at low-income working families received it last year — the first year it was available.
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A Seattle police officer has been fired for making callous remarks about the death of a graduate student from India after she was struck last year by another officer’s vehicle.
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Tens of millions of dollars raised by a landmark climate law in Washington state will go to Native American tribes that are at risk from climate change and rising sea levels.
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A Washington state judge said Friday that attorney general Bob Ferguson is not entitled to enforce a subpoena seeking decades of records from the Seattle Archdiocese.
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With the changes in fueling options, lawmakers are worried that gas taxes might no longer fund roads and bridge maintenance. Could fees on deliveries be the solution?
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InvestigateWest asked for government records from 15 Northwest cities, and Spokane was the slowest to provide them.
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A King County judge ordered a partial pause on the measure Friday.
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Gov. Jay Inslee on Tuesday said Washington will spell out in state law that hospitals must provide abortions if needed to stabilize patients.
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The proposed large-scale wind energy farm in southern Idaho would shrink by nearly half and keep it farther away from the Minidoka National Historic Site, a World War II Japanese American internment camp.
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Three voter initiatives took effect Thursday, including a measure on police car chases and another outlines several rights for parents access to their children's school records.
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The WA State Supreme Court has agreed to directly review a lower court ruling that invalidated the state’s ban on the sale of ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.