The governor is still at odds with lawmakers in his party over how much revenue the state should raise to deal with a multibillion dollar shortfall.

The “wealth tax” that the House and Senate are attempting to pass would allow Washington state to tax stocks, bonds and other intangible assets over $50 million. Although there are differences in the ...

Democrats in the Washington State Senate resurrected a wealth tax on Friday, with the Ways & Means Committee giving a ...

As lawmakers have a little over a week to pass a balanced budget, Governor Ferguson is once again raising objections to new ...

Maddie's Place, a nonprofit in Spokane that supports babies born to mothers struggling with substance abuse, may face a ...

With just 10 days remaining in session, majority party Democrats in the Washington State Legislature have yet to reveal their ...

“It’s exciting to see the first in situ footage of a juvenile colossal and humbling to think that they have no idea that ...

Washington state Democrats have so thoroughly mismanaged the state’s budget that they are now planning to jack up taxes by $12 billion over the next few years.

There’s a Rose With That Thorn: On Wednesday, the state legislature passed a bill that would compel insurance companies to cover 12 months of HRT at a time, making it easier for trans people to avoid ...

Gov. Bob Ferguson said earlier this month that he wouldn’t sign a budget that relied on a large, “untested” new wealth tax.