Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson confirmed Friday that a member of his executive leadership team resigned after working with him for years.

Prices for air pollution allowances under Washington’s cap-and-trade law climbed again at the state’s first auction of the year.

With lawmakers in Olympia just past the halfway point of this year’s legislative session, scores of policy proposals have been left behind.

The U.S. Education Department on Monday warned 60 colleges and universities they could face repercussions if they fail “to protect Jewish students on campus.”

The bill would limit annual price hikes for residential tenants to no more than 7% a year. It next goes to the state Senate.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is asking Seattleites to renew the city’s democracy voucher program that was first approved in 2015 through a citizen initiative.

Republican-led policy directives could rewrite forest policies that affect public lands in Oregon and the rest of the West.

Washington’s attorney general asked a federal judge to hold the Trump administration in contempt for allegedly canceling a grant to Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Manufactured home parks have undergone a national trend in recent years, shifting from the hands of small landlords to real estate investors. Residents say they’re being priced out.

Tacoma joins Olympia, Shoreline and Spokane in ramping up support for residents who have been subject to President Donald Trump’s executive orders since he took office in January.