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Due to increases in the state’s B&O tax, many doctors may start looking to exit caring for rural and low-income patients.

Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz tells her contributors she needs them to tell her what to do.

Pierce County is planning to join in the court fight against Seattle and King County over I-976

The News Tribune jokes it would be more entertaining if we determined close elections by penalty kicks.

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Since the Janus decision, many government workers are saying “Bye Bye” to their unions.

Washington State Attorney General said there was plenty of information available for the voters to make an informed decision on how to vote on I-976.

Lawsuit aims to stop the legislature from keeping bills a secret from the public.

Governor Inslee keeps blaming the good economy for his failed environmental policies.

Even fewer Democrats are listening to Inslee’s climate change debate demands now that his failed presidential campaign demonstrated the lack of public support for the issue.

Governor Inslee and Governor Brown sign an agreement saying the two states will conduct another study on a new I-5 bridge over the Columbia River.