Washington lawmakers say their "basic needs" capital spending proposals will give a boost to housing, education and environmental infrastructure and construction projects.

Washington lawmakers gave approval to a budget that relies on $9.3billion in new revenue and includes $5.9 billion in cuts to ...

Hundreds of frustrated Washingtonians rallied on the steps in front of the Legislative Building in Olympia on Tuesday ...

Lawmakers continue to take big steps toward passing a tax package to close a multi-billion-dollar deficit, but one tax ...

Gov. Bob Ferguson said earlier this month that he wouldn’t sign a budget that relied on a large, “untested” new wealth tax.

Olympia’s Capitol Lake is the site of ... behavioral-health facilities and schools. As the Senate capital budget’s lead writer, Trudeau said she had the “healthiest of the three budgets.” ...

With Sunday’s end to the legislative session nearing, budget leaders said they have agreed on a budget after negotiations to ...

Legislators’ biggest — and messiest — to-do list item is solidifying the state’s budget for the next two years. The state is facing an estimated $15 billion operating budget shortfall over the next ...

Department of Commerce Director Joe Nguy ễ n also says he’s looking for innovations that can help cut through bureaucracy TVW ...

Bellarmine Prep defender Rory O’Reilly and Puyallup midfielder Zack Robertson (22) chase down the ball during the match at Bellarmine Preparatory School, on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, in Tacoma, Wash.

Some of Washington’s largest corporations are warning Democrats in Olympia to drop the wealth ... close both the Rainier and Yakima Valley schools for the developmentally disabled.

Continued cleanup is at risk because the state Senate proposes to raid MTCA funds to plug holes in the budget.