Michigan Dem candidate for Senate says she wants to throw beer cans at Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh
WATCH: Republican pitches “Working Class Budget” as solution to WA deficit
(The Center Square) – Less than a month before the 2026 legislative session, Republican state lawmakers are proposing cutting $3.7 billion for the next fiscal budget, but did not yet release any specifics about how many jobs,
BREAKING: Providence police issue warrant for arrest of suspect in Brown University shooting
Seattle Social Housing to receive first $50M from progressive tax on businesses
(The Center Square) – Seattle Social Housing is set to receive its first-ever funding disbursement – $50 million – from a voter-approved excess compensation tax. Seattle Social Housing is a public development authority focused on addressing housing
‘Christmas came early:’ Spokane, Spokane County unanimously approve 911 transition
(The Center Square) – Spokane Regional Emergency Communications announced Thursday that it will allow Spokane to remain in the network until 2028 as the city stands up its own 911 dispatch services. The SREC Governing Board voted
KCRHA delays 2026 budget vote amid board turnover and quorum issues
(The Center Square) – The King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) will delay approval of its 2026 budget until January due to a lack of a quorum and upcoming turnover of its Governing Board. When KCRHA revealed
WATCH:WSDOT concedes stray current risks on I-90 from cross-lake light rail
(The Center Square) – The latest status report from Sound Transit raises some major concerns about whether passenger rail service will be ready to safely operate across the I-90 floating bridge by May of 2026 as scheduled.
BREAKING: Police investigating possible link between Brown University shooting and murder of MIT professor: report
Gov. Ferguson announces subsidized housing package, new state agency
(The Center Square) – Gov. Bob Ferguson has announced a spending proposal of $244 million to be included in the 2026 supplemental operating budget with much of it going to build subsidizes rental units and create a
Republican proposes fix to employees “double dipping” taxpayer-subsidized leave
(The Center Square) – Facing another multi-billion-dollar state deficit, Republicans are hoping to avoid more taxes by closing a loophole they say allows government workers to double dip by using paid time off and family leave at