WA Gov. Ferguson to sign reckless speeding bill
House Bill 1596, known as the BEAM Act, will require the installation of intelligent speed assistance (ISA) devices in vehicles driven by individuals with suspended licenses due to reckless or excessive speeding, or when ordered by a court. T
Video shows man throw chainsaw, shoot at deputy during Thurston County pursuit
The moment a wanted suspect on the run fired an AR-15 towards a Thurston County Sheriff's deputy, hitting the patrol car's windshield, is caught on camera.
Armed and dangerous WA suspect still on the run
The 10-time convicted felon is considered armed and dangerous and hasn't been seen since Thursday.
Caught on Camera: Suspect shoots at Thurston County deputies during pursuit
Thurston County Sheriff's Deputies are searching for 27-year-old Damien Madison, accused of shooting at a deputy with an AR-15 during a high-speed chase, and possibly hiding on local properties.
$1K reward offered for information on gunman loose in Thurston County, WA
Thurston County sheriff’s deputies are warning the community that a dangerous man is on the loose and could be hiding out on their property. There is now a reward offered for information on the man.
Sheriff's Warning: Fugitive on the run in Thurston County
Thurston County deputies are on high alert as they search for Damien Madison, accused of firing an AR-15 at a deputy during a high-speed chase.
Man on the run after shooting at WA deputies
The Thurston County Sheriff's Office is searching for a man who allegedly shot at a deputy with an AR15 during a pursuit. Damien Madison, 27, is wanted for multiple felony crimes and is considered to be armed and dangerous.
Man accused of shooting at Thurston County, WA deputy with AR15 on the run
Damien Madison, 27, is wanted for multiple felony crimes and is considered to be armed and dangerous.
Jeffrey Zizz pleads not guilty to kidnapping, murdering WA grandmother
The handyman accused of murdering a Thurston County grandmother pleaded not guilty to all charges in court Tuesday.
Justice Department investigating new WA law requiring clergy to report child abuse
The Justice Department is investigating a new Washington state law requiring Catholic clergy to report child abuse, raising concerns about religious freedom and confidentiality.
Under a new WA law, littering fines to double this summer
It signed by the governor, the new penalties will take effect this summer. Here's what to know:
DOJ, Dept. of Ed investigating WA OSPI for transgender student protections
The federal government is investigating Washington's OSPI, alleging the state is violating federal laws for allowing transgender students to play sports and use the locker room in school.
2025 WA legislative session adjourns
After 105 days of meeting in Olympia, lawmakers have gone home after passing a $77.9 billion operating budget, caps on rent increases and other legislation on their last day. Attention now turns to Gov. Bob Ferguson and what he will do with their work.
Last day of WA 2025 legislative session
The 2025 legislative session adjourned Sunday night.
WA lawmakers' final day of 2025 legislative session
Lawmakers in Olympia are racing to finalize the 2025 legislative session, focusing on a $77.9 billion budget and a bill to cap annual rent increases. With the House's approval, the budget now faces Senate debate, while the rent cap heads to the governor's desk.
WA lawmakers' final day of 2025 legislative session
Here's where Washington lawmakers are at in meeting their final day obligations for the legislative session.
Final $77.9 billion WA state budget released, vote set for Sunday
With just over 24 hours before the 2025 legislative session has to adjourn, lawmakers in Olympia have released their final budget proposal for the next two years on the day before the session ends.
Final $77.9 billion WA state budget released, vote set for Sunday
With just over 24 hours before the 2025 legislative session has to adjourn, lawmakers in Olympia have released their final budget proposal for the next two years.
What's still outstanding as the WA Legislative session wraps up soon
It is make-or-break time for legislators, as Saturday and Sunday mark the final days for the 2025 regular session and several issues remain outstanding.
What’s still outstanding as the WA Legislature wraps up this weekend
Sunday is the deadline under the state constitution for the 2025 session to adjourn. Crucial steps to pass budgets and address other priorities will take place over the next 48 hours.