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Hundreds of pages of emails obtained by The Center Square show the AG's Office and Democratic Legislators had multiple conversations about how to challenge the State Supreme Court's 1933 ruling outlawing income taxes.

The amendment would have helped Department of Childlren, Youth and Families remove children from dangerous drug environments.

Change would allow recipients of the WA CARES funds to 'take it with them' if they move out of state.

Based on data from citizens who signed up to testify at hearings on the three, and additional input from others, over 95 percent suppor the initiatives.

A proposed bill would have allowed WA residents to grow a limited number of their own pot plants.

bill designed to make pet deposits more affordable, but will likely backfire, say critics.

On the heels of bitter cold temps, and strains on the electrical grid this winter, the WA State House narrowly votes to ban future uses of natural gas in WA.

Some legislators are floating the idea of creating DUI checkpoints on roads and highway where DUI rates are higher or a problem.

Bill would require students earn at least a half credit for learning basic budget, financial skills in high school.

The Initiative was turned into the Secretary of State's office, now signatures will be verified. If still all good, could wind up on the ballot.

Fuel prices rose an average of $.08 cents over Memorial Day Weekend.

The bill would ban the sale, but not possession of certain guns