Capital Gains Tax Bill Narrowly Passes Washington Senate

The bill now heads to the house for consideration, but even if it passes there, it's likely it'll be taken up by the courts.

Washington Finds Invasive Zebra Mussels In Retail Moss Balls

Officials are asking Washingtonians with aquariums to check their supplies for Marimo moss balls after some were sold with invasive mussels.

Washington State Department Of Transportation Share Thorne Lane On Ramp To I-5 Closes For 3 Months

Travelers should prepare for a new stage of work on the I-5 Steilacoom-DuPont Road to Thorne Lane Corridor Improvements project.

Washington State Department Of Transportation Share 'Heads Up, Full Closure Of SR 520 Planned For March 6-7 Weekend'

The girders will be the foundation for a community-connecting lid in Seattle’s Montlake neighborhood.

Next Phase Of Vaccinations To Begin March 22: Inslee

The next phase makes essential employees eligible, including firefighters, grocery store employees, and farmworkers. Here's what to know.

Washington State Share 'State Ferries Invites The Public To Learn About Project To Address Aging Fauntleroy Terminal'

Members of the public can participate in meeting from a laptop, desktop computer or mobile device, but advanced registration is required.

Washington Surpasses 5,000 COVID-19 Deaths

State leaders will be mourning the dead with a moment of silence Thursday.

Washington Ramps Up Efforts To Detect Coronavirus Variants

While Washington is one of the top states in screening for variants of concern, less than 3 percent of all cases are genetically sequenced.

Next Washington State Parks Free Day Is March 19

March 19 is the third of 12 State Parks free days in 2021, when visitors are not required to display the Discover Pass for day-use visits.

Inslee Taps Former Chief of Staff To Head Liquor & Cannabis Board

The governor has appointed David Postman to serve a six-year term on the state board, beginning March 15.

Third Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: What To Expect In Washington

The Senate will begin debate Wednesday on a $1.9 trillion relief bill that directly aids families, states, cities, the unemployed and more.

Washington State Parks Commission Appoints New Agency Director

“Peter is a proven leader with a wide range of experience in parks and recreation,” said Parks Commission Chairman, Mike Latimer.

Seattle Prepares Lumen Field To Vaccinate Thousands Daily

The Lumen Field Events Center will soon open as a mass vaccination site, aiming to serve up to 21,000 guests every day once supplies allow.

Gas Prices Rising In WA: When To Expect Relief At The Pump

Experts warn that March could be among the most expensive months for gasoline prices nationwide.

Seattle Ups Its Outdoor Dining Game, Seahawks-Style

The “Field to Table” dining series kicked off this month at Lumen Field, offering upscale eats and views from the end zone.

3rd COVID-19 Vaccine Approved: J&J's 1-Dose Shot

One dose was 85% protective against the most severe COVID-19 illness, according to the FDA.

AG Inquiry Finds Police Struggling To Uphold I-940

The inquiry found that just five out of 18 investigations fully complied with the law.

WA Variant Coronavirus Cases: See The Latest Numbers

The state has announced a weekly report to help residents track the spread of the new COVID-19 variants. Here's what they've found so far.

Inslee Pauses Rollbacks, All Washington Counties Stay In Phase 2

The state's eight regions will stay paused in Phase 2 while the state revaluates the Healthy Washington plan and plots further reopenings.

Constantine Seeks $65 Million To Fix West Point Treatment Plant

The King County Executive signed an emergency declaration and asked the county council to fund repairs for the troubled Seattle water plant.

Department Of Transportation Share Repairs Mean Overnight Closures, Lane Reductions On Southbound SR 99 Bridge In Seattle On March 5

The southbound bridge will be closed from 9 p.m. March 5 to 6 a.m. March 6.

SR 401 Closed 1 Mile East Of US 101 Due To Roadway Settlement By Washington State Department Of Transportation

“There is never a good time to close the road,” said WSDOT Project Engineer Joanna Lowrey.

WA Coronavirus Vaccine Hub: Where, Who And How To Get Immunized

Find the latest information here on who is eligible to be vaccinated in Washington and how to schedule an appointment.

Flu Activity Remains Minimal In Washington, Across US

UW Virology has detected just four cases among 40,000 Seattle samples since November, and no deaths have been reported across the state.

South African COVID-19 Variant Confirmed In Washington

The B.1.351 variant does not cause more serious illnesses, but may be more resistant to some vaccines.

Uline Looking to Fill 70 Warehouse Positions

Company announces competitive pay for 70 positions

COVID-19 Vaccine Finding Website Helps Thousands Find Shots

Since the website launched earlier this month, hundreds of thousands of visitors have visited to find a vaccine dose.

Many WA Vaccine Sites Closed Until Tuesday Due To Shipment Delays

Three of the state's mass vaccination sites will not reopen until Tuesday at the earliest, as Washington awaits most of last week's doses

Washington State Parks Commission To Hold 2 Special Meetings Regarding Selection Of New Agency Director

Next week’s meetings will enable the commission to continue discussions and review finalists in executive session.

Even Mild Coronavirus Illnesses Can Have Lasting Effects: Study

A UW study published Friday found lingering symptoms, including fatigue and a loss of smell and taste, can persist for several months.

Washington State Department of Transportation Share Learn More About US 2 Wenatchee Area Paving Project In Upcoming Virtual Public Events

The public will have two opportunities to learn more about the upcoming US 2 Wenatchee area paving project this spring March 2.

Southbound SR 99 Bridge In Seattle Down To 2 Lanes Starting March 4

A 15-day lane reduction on the southbound State Route 99 Duwamish River Bridge, will begin On March 4.

Surprise Orca Calf Born To Southern Resident L Pod

Whale watchers say 30-year-old L86 has unexpectedly given birth to a new calf.

QFC To Close 2 Seattle Stores, Citing City's Hazard Pay Ordinance

QFC said Tuesday it would fast-track the closure of two "underperforming" stores after Seattle mandated $4 hourly hazard pay.

Last Washington Region Reaches Phase 2 Reopening

Yakima and five other counties are moving on to Phase 2 after officials found an error in one hospital's data reporting over the weekend.

Washington State Department Shared State Active Transportation Plan Comment Period Ends On February 15, 2021

Free, temporary internet access is available to those who do not have broadband service in locations throughout the state.

Snow Gives Way To Rain, Possible Flooding In Washington: Forecast

After a wild weekend of winter weather, rain is returning to Western Washington, adding some new hazards to kick off the week.

More Snow Expected Sunday Before Transition Back To Rain

Forecasters say to expect more snow Sunday before a warming system moves in through the night.

Washington State Parks Commission To Discuss Qualifications Of Final Agency Director Candidates At Special Meeting

The public may participate in the meetings remotely — either online or via phone — except for the executive sessions.

Creating A Park At Cranberry Lake In Washington State Parks

Deception Pass State Park is loved and visited by many, but have you ever wondered how or why it became so popular?