How many places have you lived? It counts if you moved everything with you and never moved back to the same house.
The two candidates for Washington governor clashed over abortion, public safety and who will be a better change agent. It’s the last time they are expected to meet before Election Day.
The candidates disagreed on land management and timber strategies as they compete for the job of running the state agency that oversees millions of acres of public land.
On most Sundays, partisan political protestors gather at 12th and Commercial. This past Sunday, Police investigated new graffiti at the corner.
Special education, transportation and staff salaries would be the largest recipients of new money in the request from the state schools chief.
Getting to know each cedar along the trail, and the neighboring trees of other species, has opened my eyes to the beauty, the astonishing singularity of each tree, and to the forest community, sharing ground even as they compete for the limited resources of light, water, and soil.
Surveys using actual ballot language reveal waning support for repealing the capital gains tax, cap-and-invest program and WA Cares program.
A new Cascade PBS/Elway poll looks at how Washingtonians will cast their ballot for president and how they’re feeling about the country’s direction.
About 10,000 more students enrolled in Washington’s College in the High School program in the first school year that the dual credit courses were free for all students.
Many Catholic health systems, which are tax-exempt, pay their executives millions and can charge some of the highest prices around — while critics say they scrimp on commitments to their communities. One example is in Bellingham.
