Several landlords filed a federal lawsuit against the state and the city of Seattle over Gov. Inslee and Mayor Durkan's emergency eviction moratoriums.
The Pullman Police switched from an education-first approach to issuing fines for large parties held near WSU that are believed to be spreading COVID-19.
For those camping in Washington state, public officials encourage everyone to recreate responsibly and do their part to prevent wildfires from spreading.
We are still months away from a coronavirus vaccine, but the state is getting prepared. When it does come, however, most people won't get one right away.
The newly launched Digital Equity Initiative will provide critical resources to close the digital divide and support remote learning for students statewide.
The state Department of Health has increased the availability of COVID-19 testing thanks to the help of organizations, volunteers, and health practitioners.
Facing an already-tight race to hold on to her 8th Congressional District seat, Rep. Kim Schrier may be dealing with an even tougher road to reelection.
Mask dispensers and safety partitions are part of the "Ready When You Are" campaign to make King County Metro as safe as possible now and in the future.
