WA Rep: Gov. Ferguson won鈥檛 sign $12B budget plan鈥攂ut it could become law anyway
Governor Bob Ferguson is still not embracing the $12 billion package presented to balance the state's $16 billion budget shortfall.3 months ago
‘Control over academic policies’: Former WA AG weighs in on Harvard v. Trump
Former WA AG discusses Harvard鈥檚 lawsuit to protect $2.2 billion in federal grants on Seattle's Morning News.3 months ago
SMN: Poe Russell raises concerns over city鈥檚 homelessness plan as mayor touts 80% drop in tents
Seattle's mayor highlighted an 80% drop in tent encampments, however it has raised questions about the effectiveness of homelessness strategies.3 months ago
News anchor on autism and its rise: ‘Why wouldn’t we’ try to prevent it?
According to a nationwide survey conducted in 2022 by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), one in 31 children studied had been diagnosed with autism鈥攁 significant increase from the one-in-every-36 reported in 2020.3 months ago
Early scrutiny, budget crises, legal fights with Trump: WA AG’s fiery first 100 days
Washington has a new attorney general for the first time in 12 years in Nick Brown, and it's been a chaotic start to his tenure as the state continues to battle against many of the Trump administration's executive orders.4 months ago
Trump administration鈥檚 deportation of Venezuelan gang members faces legal scrutiny
The Trump administration deported more alleged Venezuelan and MS-13 gang members to El Salvador last weekend. But was it legal?4 months ago
Gee Scott: Green card holders have reason to worry about travelling while Trump is president
Green card holders are feeling hesitant to travel outside of the U.S. as they fear having trouble re-entering the country.4 months ago
Gee Scott: ‘Pharmacy deserts’ are a direct consequence of allowing shoplifting
Explore how pharmacy deserts in Washington limit access to essential medications and their impact on communities.4 months ago
Americans spend $1,400 on prescriptions per year 鈥� here鈥檚 how to save big on medications
With the average American spending more than $1,400 on prescription medications a year, lots of people look to cut corners in order to help budget themselves -- with dangerous and even fatal consequences.5 months ago
