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School superintendents talk budget challenges
Local school districts struggling to draft balanced budgets are finding the job more difficult because the state isn’t…
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Washington PAC sees no future for centrist third party
The Washington Independents are suspending all operations after the national group they partnered with, Unite America, chose to…
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Ferry hits whale in Elliott Bay
The ferry was running on the Seattle-Bainbridge Island route near Pier 66 when it hit the whale.
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Washington Guard training for deployment to Poland
The 81st Brigade Combat Team has been put on the list for a yearlong assignment to Poland as…
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Mueller: Investigation did not exonerate Trump
The outgoing special counsel also urged Americans to confront foreign interference in U.S. elections.
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2019 razor clam season ends; estimated harvest at 3.7 million
The May 18-20 “bonus dig” at Mocrocks Beach was crowded, productive, and the last of the season.
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Meghan McCain asks Klobuchar not to talk about her father on campaign trail
The Sunday tweet followed coverage of remarks by Klobuchar about Sen. John McCain’s views of President Donald Trump.
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Supreme Court’s Indiana abortion law ruling reflects conservative reluctance to tackle Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld part of an unusual Indiana abortion law that requires clinics to bury…
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$19.1B disaster aid package blocked in House
Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky. on Tuesday objected to the House passing the bill that would help states and…
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Trump says ‘regime change’ is not US goal in Iran
TOKYO — The U.S. is “not looking for regime change” in Iran, President Donald Trump said Monday, distancing…
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‘Concerns for driver’s safety’ halt OS roadside weed spraying
The annual roadside spraying of herbicide throughout Ocean Shores was halted last Tuesday.
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Lincoln Elementary students will move to three different district locations for 2019-20 school year
Major renovations at Lincoln begin this summer, students moving to HHS, Central, Emerson
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So many state bills, so little time and space
The state Legislature created about 300 prospective new laws before calling it quits just before midnight of Day…