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(The Center Square) - The legal team representing a former Washington State Department of Transportation employee who filed a whistleblower complaint against WSDOT and the Governor’s Office of Financial Management,

Accusations of mishandling sexual assault cases have been made against the Juvenile Division of the King County’s Prosecuting Attorney’s Office (PAO) by a government watchdog group.

Accusations of mishandling sexual assault cases have been made against the King County’s Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

(The Center Square) – A Washington-based group has filed a legal complaint with the federal and state attorney general offices civil rights divisions against the King County Prosecutor’s Office Juvenile

(The Center Square) – A Washington lawmaker says a legal complaint over officials allegedly telling a state economist to lie about his math regarding the states carbon auction could prove

State Senate Republican Leader John Braun, R-Centralia, says he’s concerned about the allegation that a former Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) economist resigned rather …

(The Center Square) – The Governor’s Office has “ascertained a few very preliminary, tentative findings” regarding a former state economist who says he had to resign after suffering retaliation for

(The Center Square) – Opponents of Washington's carbon credit auction have pounced on a former state economist's retaliation claim against the state after his refusal to keep quiet about his calculations showing Washington’s cap-and-trade program would increase gas prices by 45 to 50 cents per gallon.

Smith found the cap-and-invest program would lead to a 50-cent increase per gallon of gas. But, his supervisors told him to keep that information quiet.

A former economist for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) claimed he was told to falsify numbers concerning the impacts of Washington’s Climate Commitment Act on gas prices.