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Tweaks aim to address police claims that the new laws were confusing, but families of police shooting victims say changes would roll back reforms.

In attempting to deal with the housing shortage, the plan would specify types of multifamily housing cities must allow.

Lawmakers want to address the malicious posting of people's personal information, but First Amendment concerns complicate matters.

With 5 open seats representing Seattle in the Legislature and a new county prosecutor coming in, lots of interesting competition is expected.

If the Legislature doesn't intervene, nonprofits and churches won't be able to host weekly farmers markets anymore without losing their tax-exempt status.

Legislators want to amend the WA Cares program, which is designed to help people pay for nursing care.

Secretary of State Steve Hobbs outlined his plans to crack down on social media conspiracy theories, as well as what he thinks about the governor’s proposal to criminalize politicians who lie about...

Top issues include COVID-19 relief, police accountability, delaying the state's long-term care tax, combating climate change and getting rid of single-family zoning.

This year's initial Crosscut/Elway Poll marks the first time since 2014 that voters named the economy as the state's top issue.

Rep. Jim Walsh has filed legislation to ensure legislators can access all parts of the Washington state Capitol, regardless of their vaccination status.