Guest Opinion: The state can make transportation progress smartly when it has the money and the best practices for the time in hand. Our recent history shows how to do both.
Washington has lagged in responding to improvements in vehicle technology, a preliminary report suggests.
But not everyone is convinced he's up to the daunting task of running the city's troubled public schools.
Lawmakers split along party lines over whether Washington should require more evidence that tax breaks are contributing to the state's economic well-being.
A preliminary report suggests that WSDOT is far from managing the costs of bridge maintenance and replacement, even though it tracks safety issues well.
