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Local Democratic groups have split over whether to support two candidates with ties to the former county party chair who resigned amid accusations he mistreated staff.

Few politicians think August is the best month for turnout. But a few factors, including fundraising, may mean the election date’s here to stay.

Seattle's first-in-the-nation program for publicly financing campaigns has been OK'd by the state's highest court.

An upgrade hasn't gone perfectly, but a new law allowing voters to register as late as Election Day will take hold regardless.

Candidates for statewide offices are actively campaigning as they wait for Gov. Jay Inslee to decide his political future. But they're not calling it that, exactly.

The WA governor and aspiring presidential nominee has a lot of work to do in Wednesday's debate to make his mark in the crowded 2020 race.

Naloxone, known commercially as Narcan, will soon be required in many Washington state high schools, to help save the lives of students experiencing an opioid overdose.

Several new bills in Congress focus on combating misinformation about vaccines, but would not limit exemptions like several states have.

A media coalition will face off against Washington’s Legislature in a hearing this week before the state Supreme Court. At issue: Which documents can legislators legally withhold from the public?

Both the Arlene’s Flowers and Masterpiece Cakeshop court battles involve business owners who wouldn't serve same-sex couples. But the legal underpinnings are quite different.