These new WA state laws go into effect Jan. 1. Here’s key information you need to know
A new law, which passed unanimously, goes into effect on Jan. 1. It will expand the Stay at Work program to cover 120 days worth of wages up to $25,000 and $2,000 for books, fees, materials and tuition. Clothing costs will increase to $1,000, and up to $5,000 will now be available for tools and equipment.
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The Washington State Cougars will start 2025 with a new head football coach after Jimmy Rogers was hired away from South ...
A female prisoner at the Washington Corrections Center for Women, Mozzy Clark-Sanchez, was forced to share a cell with a ...
The bodies of the men were located in a heavily wooded area of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, according to the Skamania ...
The state Legislature has two chambers, the House of Representatives and the Senate. The House is the larger of the two with ...
After warning of a “sharp increase” in pertussis cases in November, the state of Washington is ending 2024 with the state’s highest number of pertussis cases in over a decade.
NORMAN — John Mateer is transferring to the OU football program, the former Washington State quarterback announced on Instagram and Twitter on Wednesday evening. The move reunites Mateer with ...
Washington lawmakers will consider a bill to make official the state's "evergreen state" monicker in the new year.
Even in a 52-35 loss, Washington State wide receiver Kyle Williams turned in a very strong performance in the Holiday Bowl to ...
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