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Nine months of reporting and more than 100 records requests formed the basis of our look at police officers placed on so-called ‘Brady’ lists.

Consultants of color who specialize in remaking corporate cultures say their work is routinely undervalued, even as demand for it grows.

The number of Black women in Washington’s Legislature will triple next year, and the state just elected a Black woman to Congress for the first time.

A Black person hasn't served in the state Senate for a decade. That could change with this year's election.

Recent protests against police brutality could spur new rules — and new ways to hold officers accountable.

Consultants of color say they’re systematically left off ‘the list’ of who gets hired for campaigns. They have ideas to fix that.

“They were prosecuting us the most for cannabis...now, they’re on the street corners in our neighborhoods, selling that stuff to us."

A plan in the state Legislature would require private insurers to cover the devices, which must be replaced every few years.

More colleges and universities in Washington state are ditching the SAT and ACT as requirements for admissions. It's part of a nationwide trend.