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WA judge rejects bid to ditch description of income tax initiative’s budget effects

by Jerry Cornfield, Washington State Standard August 7,...

2 votes separate WA Democrats in Bellingham-area state Senate race

by Jake Goldstein-Street, Washington State Standard August 6,...
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Double Homicide Investigation Update: Detectives Seek Public Help in South Seattle

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Detectives with the Seattle Police Department are asking for public assistance in solving the fatal shooting of two teenagers in South Seattle’s Rainier Beach...
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WA Fish and Wildlife saga deepens with claims of collusion

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by Jerry Cornfield, Washington State Standard February 13, 2026 Two members of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission are pushing back on newly surfaced allegations that...
The steam plume from the TransAlta coal power plant outside Centralia, Wash. could formerly be seen from 30 miles away on cold, clear days. But it’s been absent since mid-December when the plant shut down for conversion to natural gas

Coal power in WA Legislature’s crosshairs after talk of Centralia plant’s revival

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by Tom Banse, Washington State Standard February 12, 2026 The Washington House of Representatives on Thursday approved a new coal tax that targets a single company. It’s...
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WA lawmaker’s plan to keep used clothing out of landfills hits dead end

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by Aspen Ford, Washington State Standard February 13, 2026 Washington could have become the second state in the country to adopt a framework intended to reduce...
Sen. John Lovick, D-Mill Creek, on the Senate floor on Feb. 12, 2026, remarks about his bill to set stricter standards for sheriffs. The legislation was approved, sending it to the House

Stricter standards for Washington sheriffs approved in state Senate

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by Jake Goldstein-Street, Washington State Standard February 12, 2026 The Washington state Senate approved legislation Thursday to set stricter eligibility standards for sheriffs and other police...
A snowy owl stands on the tundra of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s coastal plain on June 29, 2018

Washington and other Democratic-led states drop lawsuit against Arctic refuge oil drilling in Alaska

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by James Brooks, Washington State Standard February 11, 2026 Fifteen Democratic-led states have dropped a six-year-old lawsuit challenging the legality of a federal plan that allowed...
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How WA lawmakers are trying to regulate data centers

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by Aspen Ford, Washington State Standard February 11, 2026 With data centers expected to become the largest source of electricity demand in the Pacific Northwest, Washington...
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Kent Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing at West Hill Apartment Complex

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Kent Police Department detectives are investigating a homicide following a fatal stabbing early Friday morning in the West Hill area of Kent. According to police,...
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After loss of tax credits, WA sees a drop in insurance coverage

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by Jake Goldstein-Street, Washington State Standard February 6, 2026 About 19,000 fewer Washingtonians enrolled in health insurance through the state’s online marketplace amid the loss of...
Ray Allen of the Seattle SuperSonics shoots against the Indiana Pacers on Dec. 1, 2006, at Key Arena in Seattle

Washington governor talks potential return of SuperSonics with NBA commissioner

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by Jake Goldstein-Street, Washington State Standard February 5, 2026 With the NBA considering a possible expansion, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson met Thursday with the league’s commissioner...