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Investigators say it is "very possible" the man, whom they believe to be between 30 and 40 years old with short or balding hair, will target other drop boxes.

The claim alleges the city mistreated Diaz after he disclosed his sexual orientation to the mayor and deputy mayor. The mayor's office denies that.

It’s the latest revelation among many about the death of Hien Trung Hua, who was shackled, hit and held in a dangerous position by jail guards last year.

Voter turnout in Washington is lagging behind some past years, despite this history-making roller coaster of an election. Has politics just worn everybody down?

A new Washington program is meant to help homebuyers whose families faced housing discrimination based on their race. A lawsuit challenges that plan.

Ballot security starts with King County's ballot boxes, which are over 1,000 pounds and constructed with steel.

Dave Larson and Sal Mungia are running for an open seat, with no party affiliations. But it doesn't take a detective to suss out where the alliances lie.

Parking can run out at Lynnwood by 8:30 a.m., leaving some would-be riders to ditch light rail for yet another I-5 drive. Other stations' garages are filling, too.

A fire caused by an "incendiary device” damaged hundreds of ballots inside a Vancouver ballot box early Monday, the second such incident in about two weeks.

Indian Americans are now the largest Asian group in the U.S. and a significant presence in WA. Excited by Harris, many are becoming more politically involved.

The capital gains tax, advocates say, allows the state to put more public dollars toward early learning. Others argue it hampers Washington's business climate.