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WSDOT's Good to Go! online payment system comes to an end tomorrow.

The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) will add a nonresident surcharge to new campsite reservations and first-come, first-served campers starting Monday, August 10.

Gov. Inslee's people (so far) have said they are not going to repay security fees (taxpayer money) from his campaign funds.

Critics and opponents say it's literally like playing political 'whack-a-mole.' They're referring to efforts to place a carbon tax (or fee as supporters call it) on Washington state business, factories and 'polluters.'  According to these critics, it just keeps popping up year after year after year...

Some 1,700 misdemeanor defendants will not have to do jail or work crew time in Benton County for failing to pay court-mandated fees related to crimes they've committed.

Soon, Washington residents will finally be able to see where their money is going from state fees.

Suppose the folks in Olympia are laughing?   After the long awaiting privatization of the state's liquor industry, legislators just had to come up with a way of offset lost revenue from the closed stores.

If you hit one of the 40 Denny's Restaurants in Florida, or any of the national Hurricane Grill & Wings, prices will be going up due to health care.

The new message to seniors in the California State University system could soon be, "Get in, get out, or pay up!"

Because legislators felt the state transportation budget needed help, the cost of a license is going way up Monday.