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The WA governor and aspiring presidential nominee has a lot of work to do in Wednesday's debate to make his mark in the crowded 2020 race.

Naloxone, known commercially as Narcan, will soon be required in many Washington state high schools, to help save the lives of students experiencing an opioid overdose.

Several new bills in Congress focus on combating misinformation about vaccines, but would not limit exemptions like several states have.

A media coalition will face off against Washington’s Legislature in a hearing this week before the state Supreme Court. At issue: Which documents can legislators legally withhold from the public?

Both the Arlene’s Flowers and Masterpiece Cakeshop court battles involve business owners who wouldn't serve same-sex couples. But the legal underpinnings are quite different. 

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson's new policy of getting written consent from tribes before taking actions that affect them is not one most places have embraced, experts say.

Washington doesn't require a "cooling off period" before state officials can take jobs to lobby their former colleagues. Why not?

Starting Jan. 1, WA will provide paid family leave to new parents, as well as others with family medical emergencies.

The state is reportedly the first in the nation to provide long-term care insurance, which will pay for up to a year of nursing care for the old and infirm.

The amendment was approved following a false story told by Sen. Tim Sheldon of an abduction in Mexico, implicating financial disclosure forms.