Washington Legislature cuts funding for some library functions

A non-profit created by Hayden Homes works to help low-income people buy houses within the company's developments.

A Mead, Washington manufactured home park offers housing options for people with low and middle incomes.

It’s been criticized, revised and survived a ballot box challenge. Now, the first-in-nation benefit is on track for a 2026 rollout.

One hundred years ago, a young Spokane man named Bing Crosby climbed into a car with a buddy and headed to Southern California. The rest is history.

Washington Ecology officials expand state drought area; Washington Democrats continue their attack on prospective Medicaid cuts; the search continues for the father of three murdered Wenatchee girls; Cathy McMorris Rodgers announces the opening of her new foundation

Idahoans United for Women and Families says delay is hurting organizing efforts and signature gathering

How a Mead manufactured home park benefits from a new Washington state law; a Spokane single mother and her two boys buy a new home with a little help; Washington tribal members worry proposed changes to federal law will hurt salmon recovery efforts

Missing girls found dead in campground outside Leavenworth; Cantwell, hospitals warn of Medicaid cuts in 'big, beautiful bill'; Idahoan tapped to oversee U.S. Forest Service gets smooth confirmation hearing; embattled UI-Phoenix deal no longer on the table; Trump budget axes salmon fund