The Center Square

A potential subcontractor for a state police use of force database project has now filed a $42 million tort claim that includes accusations of racketeering.

Planners of Washington state's participation in a national celebration of the 250th anniversary of America's founding want to put heavy emphasis on some of the country's darker history, including underrepresented voices.

A choice available to voters on the November ballot could already be saving them money at the pump.

With six weeks to go until the Aug. 6 primary in Washington state, a large percentage of registered voters say they haven’t made a decision on who will get their vote in the governor’s race.

A new study is underway, considering the potential impacts if Congress were to breach Washington’s four Lower Snake River dams, a decision that could impact energy nationwide.

A 24/7 confidential youth reporting system allows residents up to 25 years old to contact the Washington AGO regarding a variety of issues, including mental health and physical safety.

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison is proposing new legislation that would adopt recent state law and fine people who partake in illegal street racing throughout city streets.

A new report finds public school enrollment is declining in America's most populous cities, even as staffing levels and spending have increased.

Burien Police Chief Ted Boe is resigning from his position and transitioning to become the police chief for the neighboring city of Des Moines.

Langley Productions wants to start filming in Spokane County in exchange for promoting the Sheriff’s recruiting efforts.