Jerry Cornfield/Washington State Standard
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Time is winding down ahead of a July 2 deadline -
It’s the latest twist in a battle over redrawn legislative district boundaries. -
Opponents say the boundaries don’t mesh with a recent Supreme Court decision in a Louisiana case. Secretary of State Hobbs warns changes could delay the August primary. -
An investigation and a lawsuit fueled sharper comments at a meeting last week. There were renewed calls for commissioners to resign and the agency director to be fired. -
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The Democratic congresswoman has won the seat twice, both times defeating a GOP candidate with the president’s backing. -
Foes of the tax on millionaire earners filed a lawsuit Thursday arguing the law is unconstitutional. Backers welcome the legal fight. -
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In a lawsuit, the commissioner and a wildlife group leader say department leaders manufactured allegations against them because they questioned their decisions. -
Ferguson says “millionaires’ tax” will provide needed relief for small businesses and lower-income residents. Opponents are also eyeing a ballot measure to stop it.
