According to his lawsuit, about 400,000 children born in the U.S. in 2022 could be stripped of citizenship under the order, including about 11,000 in Washington.
State Superintendent Chris Reykdal said that Washington schools are at a “critical juncture” in his annual state of education update on Jan. 16.
The Utility and Transportation Commission approved new rate increases for PSE electric and natural gas customers on Jan. 15.
South Whatcom Fire Authority says its four firefighters continue to work 24-to-30-hour shifts while fighting the Palisade Fire.
The Vikings beat the buzzer last night to take down a nationally ranked team at Carver Gym.
Six Growler jets were redirected to the airport on Wednesday due to heavy fog on Whidbey Island.
A Seattle SuperSonics legend has passed away.
New governor Bob Ferguson announced during his inauguration speech that he plans to cut $35 million from the Attorney General’s Office.
The county’s jobless rate was identical to the state’s and a touch higher than the national rate of 4.2%.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced that the season will open Jan. 18, but Skagit County will remain closed due to low counts in the winter.
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