- Crypto firm FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank in a small Eastern Washington town raises questions
- Vaccinated people now make up a majority of COVID deaths
- Fish farming in WA goes back millennia — how will it survive?
- One WA school district helped homeless students graduate. Can others?
- Crime, climate, abortion on docket in legislative session warm-up
- Washington hospitals struggle to retain nurses as financial outlook sours
- Issues arise as work to tackle homelessness in Tacoma continues
- Washington AG: Supreme Court should allow capital gains collection before ruling on tax
- ‘You got it wrong’: Seafood workers pan Public Lands chief's fish farming ban
- Industry fears Washington wage law could spike costs, skew labor market
- 'Please come to Spokane': Spokane sheriff issues invitation to governor
- State of Washington grants $32.5M stimulus to boost small businesses
- Why some schools are prioritizing pre-K playtime
- Invisible schools. An investigation from The Seattle Times and ProPublica
- Seattle psychiatric nurse reckons with the city’s most vulnerable residents
- Washington state is not short on money as it debates its next two-year budget
- Bellevue police officer dies after motorcycle crash
- Studies show prescribed burns key to forest resiliency
- WA's state budget forecast grew $762M despite recession worries
- With 5,900 tech jobs already gone, a Seattle correction looks real
- 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
- Opinion: Food prices are high, but will go higher with new costs (Pam Lewison, director of Washington Policy Center’s Initiative on Agriculture/The Spokesman-Review)
- Column: Late fire season points to need for better forest management (Don C. Brunell/The Wenatchee World)
- Editorial: For victims of assault, justice delayed too long (The Columbian)
- Editorial: Climate policy hinges on magical thinking (Capital Press)
- Editorial: WA lawmakers should heed nurses’ warning they are staffed too thin (The Seattle Times)
House Republican Social Media (some platforms frozen since May 16 due to election-year restrictions)
- Inside Olympia: Health insurance, State of the State economy. Guests include Jim Crawford, interim chief executive officer for the Washington Health Benefit Exchange and Steve Lerch, executive director of the Washington State Economic and Revenue Forecast Council. (Nov. 24, 2022)
- Inside Olympia: Federal infrastructure funding for Washington state, Host Austin Jenkins interviews Allison Camden of the WSDOT, Brandy DeLange of the Association of WA Cities, and Axel Swanson of the WA State Association of Counties. (Nov. 17, 2022)
- The Impact: Northern Giant Hornet status update, Sven Spichiger, managing entomologist at the Washington State Department of Agriculture. (Nov. 16, 2022)
- Inside Olympia: AP Capitol Correspondent Rachel La Corte, who is stepping down from the AP after 18 years of covering the Legislature. (Nov. 10, 2022)
- The Impact: Ten years after I-502 - how legalization changed Washington (Nov. 9, 2022)
House Republican News & Media (frozen since May 16 due to election-year restrictions)
- Supreme Court OKs handover of Trump tax returns to Congress (AP)
- Biden extends pause on student loan payments amid legal limbo for debt cancellation (Politico)
- McCarthy calls on DHS Secretary Mayorkas to resign, threatens impeachment inquiry (The Hill)
- Fauci appears at last White House COVID briefing before retirement (Axios)
- FTX says substantial amount of crypto assets stolen or missing (The Wall Street Journal)