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Washington Asians For Equality, a group working to overturn the state’s new affirmative-action law, gained political momentum while fighting racial-equity efforts in Bellevue schools.

A judge said he wouldn't halt printing of the state’s voter pamphlet. But Referendum 88 supporters claim there is still time to correct what they view as errors.

State Rep. Matt Shea has come under fire for his ties to far-right groups. But history shows how rare — and politically difficult it can be — to expel an elected lawmaker.

The announcement dashed some politicians’ hopes for higher office. But many believe the governor’s office could still become vacant in 2021.

The decision is likely to stall other Democrats' plans to move up in state leadership. 

Dr. Frederick Rivara is leading a new effort to study gun violence, decades after his work prompted backlash from the National Rifle Association.

A new speaker of the House in Olympia could mean action next year, but an assault weapons ban is probably still off the table.

Seattle City Councilmember Lorena González says she's pursuing the job of state attorney general. Meanwhile, a GOP state senator says he'll run for governor. 

In the biggest surprise of primary night, Girmay Zahilay received a majority of early votes against 25-year council veteran Larry Gossett. Here's how he did it.

Same-day voter registration is now a thing in WA. Meanwhile, people with physical impairments can get help filling out their ballots.