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Today’s top stories include an absurd attempt by the far-left to open the door to non-citizen voting in Seattle, a review of the little we know about Ecology’s billion-dollar climate regulations and a look into why tolling on I-405 presents an enforcement problem.

Today, the state Department of Ecology announced it has begun the process of drafting Jay Inslee’s new carbon regulatory rules.

Friends, Former Democrat Governor and Attorney General Christine Gregoire came out swinging last week against the state Supreme Court’s ruling against charter schools. Calling the minority opinion “spot on,” Gregoire questioned the timing of the court’s ruling and referred to it as “not right” and “not fair.” Gregoire’s criticism of the court’s ruling directly contrasts with her … Continued

Today’s top stories include Jay Inslee’s concern for carbon emissions on Saturn, big labor’s hateful celebrations over the state Supreme Court’s ruling against charter schools, and a look into why the WEA needs a basic civics lesson.

Today’s top stories include Jay Inslee’s goal to increase gas prices in our state, the Green River killer’s transfer to Colorado on the taxpayers’ dime, and Washington Democrats launching another deceitful attack.

Democrat Troy Kelley continues to stain the Office of the State Auditor as new sordid details concerning the corruption scandal emerge.

Placing light rail on the I-90 floating bridge presents unique and pricey corrosion problems that Sound Transit has not addressed appropriately.

Jay Inslee appears to be so beholden to the WEA that he cannot admit the truth: charter schools are public schools that deserve to be prioritized for the sake of disadvantaged children.

Friends – Last week, the immediate aftermath of the State Supreme Court’s ruling against charter schools unfolded. As could be expected, despite thousands urging him to act, Jay Inslee refused to say anything on the subject of charter schools, let alone call a special legislative session to address the ruling. Meanwhile, despite losing state funding, charter … Continued

Today’s top stories include a push by Democrats to rename Mount Rainier, suspicious WEA donations to state Supreme Court justices and five [bad] reasons to thank unions.

Sound Transit’s new ST3 “candidate” list boasts 74 projects—52 of which pertain to light rail and all of which were included in its original wish list.

Parents across Washington State are coming to realize they may no longer have a viable, stable education alternative for their children as various teachers’ unions stage illegal strikes and the state Supreme Court ruled to strike down charter schools.