Governor Ferguson criticizes a new bill that reduces federal incentives for renewable energy and increases subsidies for fossil fuels, potentially impacting Washington's economy, jobs, and electricity costs.

Congressional Republicans cut Medicaid funds in Washington state, impacting healthcare for vulnerable populations and possibly leading to coverage loss and hospital closures, with rural areas hit hard. Governor Ferguson criticizes the decision.

US 2 slope stabilization will cause traffic delays starting mid-July, with single-lane closures and a significant detour for freight during a three-day Tumwater Canyon closure.

Washington State health department disciplined various caregivers, including clearing, charging, or probation for unprofessional conduct, reflecting their commitment to medical standards.

DUI suspect arrested after a high-speed chase ends in a T-bone crash in Lynnwood, WA, injuring several people.

Washington and other states support a legal challenge to prevent the termination of the Job Corps program, providing vital support for low-income youth.

A court blocked the Trump administration's HHS reorganization plan, halting job cuts and service disruptions after a lawsuit by state attorneys general.

WSDOT will conduct repairs on the SR 104 Hood Canal Bridge on July 15, causing a lane closure and alternating traffic due to hydraulic cylinder replacement.

Seattle is forecasted to enjoy sunny and mild weather, with temperatures reaching up to the mid-70s to low 80s, according to the National Weather Service.

The Washington AGO and TAC released a preliminary report on Indian boarding schools, outlining historical abuses and steps for policy reform and healing for Indigenous communities.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a week of pleasant, mild summer weather with temperatures reaching the low 80s and minimal cloud cover, ideal for outdoor activities.

Seattle faces healthcare fraud issues as a resident is charged with drug diversion and a provider settles over false billing. The DOJ's massive takedown involves $14.6 billion in fraudulent billings.

Washington's Department of Ecology released studies to aid in the development of clean energy projects, while respecting Tribal rights and the environment.