- Washington law enforcement agencies working together to combat retail theft (KING TV)
- Pandemic relief funds may mask budget crises at rural WA hospitals (Crosscut)
- Thousands of WA state retirees will keep insurance coverage after hundreds protest PEBB meeting (The News Tribune)
- Spokane police chief: state crime policies 'are wreaking havoc' (The Center Square)
- With ongoing emergency powers, Gov. Inslee imposes permanent vaccine mandate for state workers (MyNorthwest)
- WA launches new alert system for missing Indigenous people (Yakima Herald-Republic)
- Washington state set to activate nation’s first Missing Indigenous Person Alert system (The News Tribune)
- Do not cooperate with abortion-related investigations, Inslee tells law enforcement (The News Tribune)
- Gun owners load up on high capacity magazines, make record purchases before WA ban starts (KOMO TV)
- Here are the new Washington state laws going into effect July 1 (KING TV)
- Spokane police chief: state crime policies 'are wreaking havoc' (The Center Square)
- Washington the lone Democrat-controlled state not considering inflation tax rebate relief (KCPQ TV)
- WA reacts to Supreme Court decision curbing EPA authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions (The Seattle Times)
- WA launches new alert system for missing Indigenous people (Yakima Herald-Republic)
- What you need to know about the fee increase for Washington state license plates (KING TV)
- Our priorities | Real solutions
- Democrats fail to provide meaningful tax relief, despite historic $15 billion budget surplus
- Public safety: The Republican Safe Washington Plan
- Democrats pass partisan transportation package with fee and tax increases
- Emergency powers reform: Restoring balance and trust to state government
- Column: The never-ending state of emergency (Sue Lani Madsen/The Spokesman-Review)
- Editorial: State can afford to share with taxpayers (The Columbian)
- Opinion: Outflanking fire with common sense (Melvin Thornton, former district manager (2000-2017) of the Douglas Forest Protective Association and an active member of Communities for Healthy Forests/Capital Press)
- Column: Forecast sees further challenges for newspapers (Brier Dudley/The Seattle Times)
- Editorial: Research increases value of grazing (Capital Press)
House Republican Social Media (some platforms frozen since May 16 due to election-year restrictions)
- The Impact: Record wage growth vs. high inflation. A new report shows record wage growth in WA two years in a row. ESD State Economist Paul Turek breaks down the numbers with inflation and what to expect as interest rates rise. (June 29, 2022)
- Inside Olympia: Traffic safety and veteran issues. Interviews with Shelly Baldwin, director of the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, and Alfie Alvarado-Ramos, director of the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs. (June 23, 2022)
- The Impact: Cougar statistics in Washington, recent attacks, and state protocol for sightings. Q&A with WDFW Wildlife Program Director Eric Gardner and Capt. Jeff Wickersham with the WDFW Law Enforcement Program. (June 22, 2022)
- Inside Olympia: Utilities and Transportation Commission Chair Dave Danner discusses helping ratepayers and utilities negotiate the COVID pandemic. Plus, the UTC is overseeing the state's planned transition to clean energy. (June 16, 2022)
- The Impact: New heat and smoke exposure safety rules take effect, Q&A with director of Labor and Industries (June 15, 2022)
House Republican News & Media (frozen since May 16 due to election-year restrictions)
- In light of EPA court ruling, new focus on states’ power (Associated Press)
- No more whispers: Recession talk surges in Washington (Politico)
- Air travel hits pandemic record despite airline chaos (Axios)
- Battle over Big Tech bills goes down to the wire (The Hill)
- Red states are winning the post-pandemic economy (The Wall Street Journal)