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Bills to standardize recycling statewide, tweak the state’s cap-and-invest program and allow fusion energy development all made it through this session.

The Senate greenlit the legislation, which would provide as much as $800 per week for up to four weeks, but opponents warn of burdens on employers.

The proposed legislation would expand insurance coverage for assistive devices like running blades or waterproof legs — but not under all health plans.

Lawmakers seek to raise awareness of the plant’s cultural significance and its role in supporting ecosystems by naming it WA’s official marine forest.

But Gov. Ferguson also announced the hybrid-to-electric conversion of two of the boats would be delayed.

Survivors and advocates helped shape Senate Bill 5355, which would improve reporting procedures, survivor resources and prevention training.

Solar energy, veteran care, special education and foster care services are a few of the many programs that could be affected as a $12B shortfall looms.

“The Chinook State” was the front-runner a century ago, but the Evergreen moniker has been used informally since the state’s founding in 1889.

Roughly 100 trans youth provided testimony attached to the suit, in which three doctors and two other states are joining Attorney General Nick Brown as plaintiffs.