Washington Governor signed HB 1222 to protect sensitive data in the gambling industry, balancing public disclosure laws with privacy and security needs.

Governor Bob Ferguson signed HB 1141, granting Washington agricultural cannabis workers the right to collective bargaining, addressing a historical labor rights exclusion and aiming to improve their workplace conditions.

Thurston County prepares for disruptions due to National Take Your Child to Work Day on April 24, anticipating service delays, parking issues, and noise until 4:30 p.m.

Due to severe steel support deterioration, the SR 165 Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge in Pierce County was permanently closed by WSDOT after a recent inspection.

The BEAM Act, aimed to mandate ISA devices for certain traffic violators in Washington, awaits the Governor's signature after passing through the legislature.

Washington Governor Ferguson signed House Bill 1540, expanding the Students Experiencing Homelessness program to include Northwest Indian College, aiming to improve educational equity for Native students.

A new Washington state law requires emergency shelters to accommodate pets, reflecting the bond between pets and owners and aiming to keep families intact during crises.

Seattle enjoys sunny skies with temperatures hitting 60 degrees before a shift towards rain later in the week.

Washington state's Governor has signed HB 1718, a bill by Rep. Thai to support medical professionals' mental health by allowing confidential support and addressing burnout.

State Sen. Bill Ramos of Washington died at 69 during a trail run; he was known for environmental and infrastructure work. His wife, Sarah Perry, and community mourn his loss.

Seattle police officers petition the Supreme Court to keep identities secret in the "Stop the Steal" rally investigation following the January 6 events.

A 20-year-old man was injured in a South Seattle shooting, with 31 shell casings found and local property damaged. The victim is in serious but stable condition. Police are investigating.

Governor Ferguson has signed HB 1549 to refine responsible bidder criteria, boosting apprenticeship opportunities and simplifying processes for contractors in public works.