Government
1 week ago
Washington sues EPA over renewable energy funding cuts

The group of states claims that the EPA violated the Administrative Procedure Act and the U.S. Constitution’s Separation of Powers Doctrine when the program was cancelled.

Entertainment
4 weeks ago
Seattle viewers can now watch Jimmy Kimmel Live! following dayslong blackout

Even after Disney brought Kimmel back to its national airways on Tuesday, both Sinclair and rival broadcaster Nexstar continued to preempt the show.

Environmental
1 month ago
Washington state leaders criticize Trump administration’s public lands actions

According to the AG’s Office, the protected areas support thousands of climbing routes, paddling runs and trails for hikers and bikers across the country.

Dedicated To Service
1 month ago
Skagit County woman among soldiers killed in JBLM training crash

The helicopter was on a routine flight training west of Joint Base Lewis-McChord, according to the U.S. Army Special Operations Command.

Business
2 months ago
New report shows more information on tariff impacts on Washington’s economy

If fully implemented, Gov. Ferguson says Trump’s tariffs could cut up to 32,000 jobs from the state by 2029.

Government
3 months ago
AG Nick Brown sues Trump administration for withholding over $9 million in climate change funds

Brown argues that the withholding of funds violates the U.S. Constitution’s Spending Clause and separation of powers principles.

Government
3 months ago
Trump Administration threatens to sue Washington, Seattle and other “sanctuary cities or states”

It comes as state AG Nick Brown has launched several lawsuits against the Trump administration over its enforcement of immigration policies.

Weather
3 months ago
UPDATE: Tsunami advisory canceled for coastal Washington after magnitude 8.7 earthquake near Russia

Marine waters may continue to experience dangerous and/or turbulent currents throughout the rest of today.

Government
3 months ago
Washington state joins another multi-state lawsuit, focusing on health coverage rule

Brown and attorneys general from 19 other states are asking the court to stop the challenged portions of the rule before it takes effect on Aug. 25.

Government
3 months ago
Washington joins multistate lawsuit against FEMA’s decision to terminate disaster preparedness program

Washington is joined by 19 other states and the governor of Pennsylvania in seeking a court order to restore the program and its billions in funding.

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