Washington state's 105-day legislative session ended Sunday. Here's how lawmakers ended up closing the gap on a huge budget ...

Business tax hikes make up more than half of the roughly $9 billion package, which still needs a sign-off from Gov. Bob ...

After months of late-night debates and political tug-of-war, Washington lawmakers have agreed on a $77.9 billion budget for ...

Washington state’s newly approved final budget for the 2025 fiscal year includes several significant investments in K-12 ...

Local advocates are sounding the alarm over leaked plans to cut Section 8 housing vouchers, which could push millions into ...

Washington State plans a $7.5 billion investment to enhance housing, education, environment, and mental health.

Washington State Legislature's new transport budget supports mobility and sustainability, awaiting Governor Ferguson's ...

Nearly 5,300 state government and community college employees in Washington won’t be getting a 3% pay raise in July when most other state workers will.

Republicans in the Senate gave speeches encouraging votes against the budget proposal, citing concerns over tax increases.

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

Washington state lawmakers passed a $77.8 billion operating budget Sunday, wrapping up the 2025 legislative session.

One of the largest chunks of new spending is for education, with another $682 million for elementary and secondary schools.