congresswoman kim schrier

Commissioners say a final Environmental Impact Statement on the project last month did not consider local concerns about the bears.

Schrier last week announced $660,000 in this year's federal budget for implementation of a Body Worn Camera (BWC’s) program with the Sheriff’s Office.

Schrier representative, Ruby Gaston, attended this week’s city council meeting, where she recited remarks Schrier will read into the Congressional Record.

The legislation to increase funding for MAP and FMDP is getting bipartisan support

Schrier also talked about the reintroduction of the Women's Health Protection Act in the U-S House.

Schrier wrote an opinion column in the Seattle Times with Seattle Children's Hospital CEO Jeff Sperring.

On Oct. 14, Kroger announced that they are currently in talks with Albertsons on merging together.

The Apple Capital Loop Project received $92 million, the largest grant award in Washington State history.

Commissioner Kevin Overbay says a major problem is that Medicare and Medicaid coverage from the national level is stripped out for people incarcerated in county jails.

Schrier said it's all about doing what it takes to thin local forests while dealing with the biomass that gets removed