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In response to our reporting, some prosecutors flagged more cops as having credibility issues. Others fixed gaps in their systems.

A look at who pays — and why people are challenging it in court.

State officials said they want to make tweaks to the state’s new long-term care insurance program, after a flood of people sought to opt out.

If the lawsuit succeeds, a judge could throw out the state's new congressional and legislative district maps for violating the state's Open Public Meetings Act.

Whatever the U.S. Supreme Court decides in its latest abortion case, Washington state has its own protections on the books.

After reviewing documents from the state Redistricting Commission, the court accepted its work, even though parts of it weren't finished on time.

The bipartisan panel's secretive negotiations and ultimate failure to approve new political maps has some questioning the process.

A few issues caused members of Washington's bipartisan commission to negotiate down to the wire, contributing to their failure to finish on time.

Once she joins the Biden administration Monday, there will be no Republican statewide elected officials on the West Coast outside of Alaska.

Members of a bipartisan commission couldn't agree. Now, the Washington Supreme Court will draw new political lines that will shape a decade of politics.