It's no secret we are a politically divided country these days, and these divisions certainly make their way down to the ...
Following a federal lawsuit over age limits in special education, lawmakers in the Washington State Legislature advanced a ...
Legislative cutoff marks end for these bills that could have become Washington law, at least for now
With the session more than halfway over, Wednesday marked the day most bills needed to pass out of their chamber of origin in ...
The Senate Early Learning & K-12 Committee got an earful Thursday from supporters and detractors of proposed legislation ...
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The Olympian on MSNWith another cutoff having passed, here are some bills that WA lawmakers are still mullingA competing bill by state Sen. Jeff Holy, a Cheney Republican, would also create a $100 million law-enforcement-focused state ...
Local journalism, especially in rural areas, has been on life support for years, and Washington lawmakers think they’ve found ...
Washington’s “Year of Housing” in 2023 brought a record $400 million investment into the state’s affordable housing fund.
The cost of housing is such a great burden for so many Washingtonians that a number of renters are now applauding a bill that ...
The Washington House narrowly passed a bill allowing courts to dismiss specific misdemeanor charges, sparking significant ...
The Washington Senate unanimously passed a bill earlier this month that would require the state Department of Ecology to ...
Lawmakers in the Washington Legislature spent the past week and a half passing bills off the House and Senate floors ahead of a Wednesday deadline.
A proposed bill in Washington would require electronic monitoring for sex offenders who are granted conditional release.
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