A quick rundown of some of the bills making their way to becoming law.

New data shows Washington has topped 8 million residents. International migration drove most of the gains, though net international migration declined in 2025, writes FYI Guy.

As part of its lobbying efforts, The Washington Coalition for Police Accountability convinced a lawmaker to alter a bill the organization believes would weaken law enforcement accountability.

Four years after the project was announced, the first of two phases of pedestrian and cyclist improvements kicks off next construction season on the Pacific Avenue Greenway in downtown Spokane.

Spokane landlords may soon be required to participate in eviction prevention programs.

SPOKANE, Wash. – Council Member Paul Dillon received the "We Train Washington Legislative Champion" award for his work related to employment pathways and wage policies in the grocery industry.

No, you aren’t seeing double – or maybe you are, if you’re looking at one of Spokane Transit Authority’s new double-decker buses cruising down the interstate.

The Trump administration is overturning the federal government’s decadelong approach to addressing homelessness, and some local officials and activists are hoping it will provide the momentum needed t...