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OLYMPIA — Asked for a photograph in front of burgundy velvet curtains in his office in the Capitol last week, Gov. Jay Inslee joked that hed look like somebody at his own wake. Then he …

Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz on Monday released the locations of 2,000 acres of structurally complex state forestland proposed to be set aside for conservation as funded by the Climate …

Most Washington residents likely would agree that our state faces difficult challenges with climate change, homelessness, an opioid crisis that now includes fentanyl, and mental health care. While we can

The Washington senator representing the 9th District, which includes Clarkston, said he wants to amend the state constitution to help school districts with construction funding.

The Washington senator representing the 9th District, which includes Clarkston, said he wants to amend the state constitution to help school districts with construction funding.

Police in Washington state would gain more leeway to pursue suspected criminals under an initiative supporters delivered to the Secretary of State’s Office.

Controversial Power Plant sale is canceled

A large portion of the county’s affected forestland is near Lake Whatcom. Proposal part of state’s largest property acquisition in more than a decade.

According to the state, removing the dam and restoring natural tidal flow could cost $150-$250 million.

(The Center Square) – Washington raised $370.6 million in the Department of Ecology’s final quarterly carbon auction of 2023, bringing in a total of approximately $2 billion in the first