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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.

According the Attorney General’s analysis, the statute Jay Inslee so often uses to push his extreme “green” agenda is not binding. Unfortunately, that reality will not deter Inslee from pursuing his extreme “green” agenda by bypassing the state Legislature and imposing a carbon rule on emissions.

Team – Last week, schools across the state opened their doors for the start of the new school year. More schools will kick off this week—unless, of course, the local teachers’ union has decided to strike…illegally. Illegal teachers union-led strikes have, sadly enough, become a standard expectation for the start of the school year, disrupting … Continued

Democrat U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene (1st District) has spent the last couple of weeks pandering for money, supporters and votes by using issues she— presumably—believes are the most important ones facing our nation.

Today’s top stories include a look into how the media failed to expose disgraced State Auditor Troy Kelley prior to his election, a top state House Democrat joining Jay Inslee’s administration and more evidence of extreme green billionaire Tom Steyer’s presence in our state.

Today’s top stories include socialist Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant waging war on tech competition, the $15 minimum wage movement targeting Yakima, and a King County Council candidate hosting a cannabis-themed fundraising event.

As schools open their doors for the new year, let’s remember that it’s Republicans who have a proven record of prioritizing education.

Today’s top stories include a potential illegal teachers’ union strike in Spokane, a call for Jay Inslee to make a presidential bid and a bizarre case of political correctness at Washington State University.

Fundraising reports reveal that Jay Inslee’s campaign is heavily dependent on a few key sources, including labor unions, to save him from the kind of deficit spending so popular with liberals.

A new investigation has affirmed what Shift reported earlier this year on the deep ties between Jay Inslee, disgraced former Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber and liberal California billionaire Tom Steyer.