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New unemployment benefits for striking workers have sparked debate: is this support or a misuse of funds?

The battle over financial transparency in ballot initiatives heats up as West appeals a court ruling on the PIID.

That bridge between Camas and Washougal is finally getting the real repair it has needed for years, not another quick patch job.

After serving time for manslaughter, a man finds himself in trouble again as Spokane battles destructive wildfires.

Legal battles brew over the state's income tax repeal, highlighting tensions between activists and officials about financial disclosures.

Nearly 12,000 workers have been laid off the job so far in 2026. See who had the biggest layoffs and learn the hidden opportunity for hope if you get laid off.

New data shows that the job market is booming in Montana and Idaho, attracting new businesses and expanding existing ones.

With wildfires burning thousands of acres, local lawmakers are ready to simplify assistance for rebuilding efforts.

In a summer marked by drought, one man’s reckless decisions have turned Spokane’s landscapes into a battleground against wildfires.

Did you know this bizarre jail law from 1881 is still on the books in Washington State? It forces you to do prison labor!