Aspen Ford/Washington State Standard
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The state schools chief says Washington is backsliding on its commitment to provide ample funding for basic education for its 1 million students. -
Consumer advocates worry that unchecked wildfire spending will drive up electricity rates across the West -
Thousands of public employees took part in the lunch hour action, which comes as their union negotiates new labor contracts ahead of an Oct. 1 deadline. -
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Republicans appear at risk of losing several legislative seats. Partyleaders see chances for a turnaround in November, but President Trump’sunpopularity in the state isn’t helping. -
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Amid several livestock attacks, two wolves have been slain in recent weeks. The state killed one while the other death is under investigation. -
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It’s likely to help stabilize prices and lower costs for businesses and consumers.
