A bipartisan alliance of lawmakers wants to rewrite one of the state’s vaunted political commandments in order to restore a…
Eliminating the express toll lanes on I-405 was a popular pledge of candidates on the campaign trail in Snohomish County.
There may be a little extra elbow room for Democratic lawmakers at Donald Trump’s inauguration Friday.
A politically contentious investigation by Congressional Republicans into the practices of Planned Parenthood and procuring of fetal tissue for research quietly concluded this week.
Will the Roadkill Caucus be reborn in 2017?
Wow. Tuesday was crazy. Unforgettable. Historic.
A super PAC supporting Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee has redirected hundreds of thousands of dollars from the governor’s race into getting more Democrats elected to the Legislature.
If you’ve never tried to pull off a debate, it’s hard to appreciate the degree of difficulty involved in such a feat.
With all the attention given the heated contest for the Republican Party presidential nomination, it’s easy to forget the battle to become the Democratic nominee isn’t over.
Election politics are certain to be on the minds of Snohomish County Councilmembers when they fill the state House seat vacated this week by Democrat Hans Dunshee.
Republican state senators didn’t fire Corrections Secretary Bernie Warner when they had the chance.
Not everyone is pleased the state is letting drivers use the I-405 express toll lanes for free at night and on weekends.
Having completed debates on the use of toilets and taxes, the Republican majority in the state Senate directed their attention Tuesday to a top item on this session’s to-do list — education.
Senate Majority Leader Mark Schoesler says he regrets blurting “She’s racist” moments after his caucus ousted Lynn Peterson as the state’s transportation secretary.
It’s been tough enough for Sound Transit board members to cobble together ST3, a ballot measure seeking $15 billion for the next phase of expansion.
A Republican lawmaker wants to tax political campaigns and use the money to teach civics in schools and boost enforcement of the state’s election laws.
Minutes before Gov. Jay Inslee gave his State of the State address Tuesday, the leader of Washington’s public school system delivered a message of his own.
Gov. Jay Inslee is beginning the last year of his first term with every expectation of winning re-election in November.
There’s never been a figure in Washington politics quite like Frank Chopp.
It seems pretty obvious Washington’s next state auditor won’t be the current one, Troy X. Kelley.
