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By clearing out brush, needles and dead limbs, prescribed fires reduce the “ladder fuels” that can cause wildfires to spread into tree canopies and devastate forests. (Photo by Alex Brown/Stateline)
Wildfire season officially ends in Washington — state Lands Commissioner seeks future funding
The wildfire season in Washington state is officially over.  In 2026, “more than 1,500 fires ignited and nearly 1 million acres burned across the state,” Public Lands Commissioner Dave …
Washington state Senate staff estimates $654M Health Care Authority error
Non-partisan legislative staff in the Washington state Senate estimate an accounting error at the Washington Health Care Authority could cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars. The …
Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks at the 2025 Medal of Honor & Medal of Merit ceremony at the state Capitol on March 18, 2026. Jimi Hendrix was honored with the Medal of Merit at the ceremony.
Gov. Ferguson chooses Jimi Hendrix for Washington’s U.S. Mint Innovation Coin
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on Tuesday announced he has chosen Jimi Hendrix as Washington’s submission to the U.S. Mint American Innovation $1 Coin Program. The program, first launched by the …
Ahnaleigh Wilson, 17, of Eastmont High School, center, and Frances Staudt, 17, of Tumwater High School, right, speak with the media about Initiative 638 at Let’s Go Washington’s election night watch party Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, in Redmond, Wash. (Photo by Ryan Berry/Washington State Standard)
Parents, groups sue over Washington transgender student athletes initiative
One week after Washington voters approved an initiative to bar transgender girls from competing in girls’ sports, parents are suing to block it. The legal challenge, filed Monday, argues …
From July 2024 through June 2025, a state audit found Washington Adult Protective Services failed to respond quickly enough or complete required risk screenings for thousands of reports of possible exploitation, abuse, or neglect of vulnerable adults. (Scott Brauer/InvestigateWest)
Audit finds Washington agency failed to respond in time to vulnerable adult safety concerns
Washington's Adult Protective Services was too slow to respond to thousands of reports of potential abuse, neglect or exploitation in fiscal year 2025, possibly leaving vulnerable adults without …

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