Washington

As Washington state pushes forward with its aggressive electrification agenda—including a looming 2035 ban on new gas-powered cars.

Restaurants in Washington — normally counting on the holiday season to boost business — may face a “blue Christmas” instead.

Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded Wednesday afternoon during a patrol near Washington, D.C.’s Farragut West Metro station.

Mayor Muriel Bowser of Washington, D.C., announced Tuesday that she will not run for re‑election next year—marking the end of her third term amid escalating federal intervention in the city’s affairs.

Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown’s former law firm, Pacifica Law Group, is representing an environmental group suing the state over a voter-approved natural gas measure.

Rep. Michael Baumgartner, R-Wash., is urging Senate leaders to confirm Pete Serrano as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington before his interim term ends.

On Tuesday’s episode of The View, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R‑GA) challenged the status quo in Congress, voicing frustration at the ongoing power struggles and calling for a shift toward productivity and accountability.

A Washington state man is under federal investigation after allegedly posting online threats targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Tensions are boiling between Spokane city and county officials over more than 100 empty jail beds amid growing concerns about rising downtown crime.

Washington state boasts one of the strongest public pension systems in the nation, but recent legislative changes and mixed funding levels across plans are raising concerns about long-term taxpayer liability. While some retirement funds are projected to be overfunded, others still carry substantial unfunded liabilities, leading to a growing debate over investment assumptions and contribution rates.