She will lead and inform coverage of the Washington Legislature, governor’s office, state agencies, and other state entities — and will look beyond the capitol dome to focus on the people affected by officials’ decisions.

More than 500 people from all corners of Washington filled the steps at the state capitol building in solidarity with immigrant communities on Thursday.

Rep. Hunter Abell (R-Inchelium) has introduced legislation to establish a Global War on Terror (GWOT) Memorial on the Washington State Capitol Campus.

Officials described the damage to various historical artifacts in the Washington state Capitol building during last month’s break-in as “significant.” And the price to mend such items? Well, it seems, not exactly cheap. Lt. Gov. Denny Heck received a ...

Chehalis, recently hosted fourth-grade students and chaperones from Edison Elementary School in Centralia at the Washington State Capitol, according to a news release. The visit provided students with firsthand experience of the state's legislative process and an opportunity to engage directly with their elected representatives.

Roughly 300 people filled Washington Capitol's north steps with handmade signs and paper butterflies at a rally organized by the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network.

It could cost $100,000 just to move the rug and affected drapes to another location for the repairs, the agency said. It will require storing them in a climate-controlled space at an estimated $750 per month, which doesn’t count toward the total estimate.

A typical day at the Capitol for some lobbyists may be full of meetings and long hearings with little interactions with lawmakers.

The Citizen Action Defense Fund (CADF) is threatening legal action against the Washington State House of Representatives and the WA State Capitol Correspondents Association for denying

Advocates met at the Washington State Capitol on Tuesday to rally against proposed budget cuts that would impact child care subsidies.

A bust of George Washington lies tipped over on the third floor of the Washington state Capitol building in Olympia, after a vandal broke in and caused damage on Oct. 5. (Photo courtesy of Department of Enterprise Services) Damage at the Washington state ...