If you’re not from Washington, do you know who Jay Inslee is? The Washington governor and presidential hopeful has his work cut out for him.
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Vaccine appointments quickly filling as education workers sign up under new authorization
Slots for vaccination appointments within Kittitas County are quickly filling as the county’s Incident Management Team works to administer shots to workers in the education sector.
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‘I'm Not Going to Resign:' Apologetic Cuomo Asks NYers to Hold Judgment for AG Report
Gov. Andrew Cuomo pledged not to resign Wednesday and asked New Yorkers to wait for the state attorney general’s report on the sexual harassment allegations against him before casting judgment.
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Cuomo Losing Power and Allies as Crisis Deepens
Gov. Andrew Cuomo faced more calls for his resignation, and a Republican congressman and Trump backer, Lee Zeldin, said he was exploring a challenge to him next year.
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The waiting game
One of the three women elected to statewide office in New York made a mark on the U.S. Senate by rallying her colleagues in support of Sen. Al Franken’s resignation in 2017, effectively forcing her ...
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‘This is bad policy’: Low-carbon fuel bill in Olympia would raise cost of gas, diesel
A bill addressing climate change, one of Gov. Jay Inslee’s goals for this legislative session, passed in the Washington House of Representatives on Saturday with support from Democrats. During a ...
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Biden’s Cabinet Picks Are Moving Toward Confirmation as Senate Gears Up for Stimulus Vote
Miguel Cardona was confirmed as President Biden’s Education secretary and Merrick Garland has cleared the committee hurdle on his way to becoming attorney general. Homeland Security Secretary ...
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Here are 5 police reform bills that Washington state families are watching
If passed, supporters believe the package of bills would set a statewide baseline for police behavior and accountability.
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Up Close: COVID relief bill; will Trump run for president in 2024?
In this episode of Up Close, the Democrats in Washington moved the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill through Congress.
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Open-carry at public demonstrations, capitol campus one step closer to becoming illegal after state Senate passage
In a 28-20 vote Thursday, the state Senate passed a controversial bill that would ban open carry within 250 feet of public permitted demonstrations and at the state capitol.
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As City Council election season begins, candidates prepare COVID-aware campaigns
The race for three Spokane City Council seats is wide open, but candidates will be forced to generate campaign momentum while abiding by — or skirting — restrictions on in-person gathering during the ...
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New GOP leader in Washington’s Senate wears a lot of hats
Under more normal circumstances, state Senate Republican Leader John Braun would not be in his south Chehalis office midmorning on a weekday. He would have already made himself a quick breakfast in hi ...
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New GOP leader in Washington’s state Senate wears a lot of hats
Senate Republican Leader John Braun of Centralia confers with Senate Republican Floor Leader Shelly Short of Addy. (Washington state Senate) Under more normal circumstances, state Senate Republican ...