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Editor-at-large Brangien Davis shares happenings that offer a break from holiday cheer, including the Museum of Glass and a night of marimba.

Washington lawmakers will offer their own proposals in the legislative session that begins next month.

The Department of Revenue said it could use legislative privilege to keep records private, but nixed the policy after criticism from Gov. Inslee’s office.

But there still isn't a contract. Crosscut reporter Lizz Giordano updates us on employees’ unionizing efforts.

A Christian therapist sued on First Amendment grounds over a 2018 law blocking the treatment for minors, but a lower court's ruling will stand.

Bellevue, Seattle and Olympia districts say drops in student numbers could lead to budget pressure and further consolidations.

Policy changes in the works for 2024 are intended to slash red tape for people with diabetes and avoid deadly insulin rationing.

While Washington has some of the toughest trafficking laws in the nation, law enforcement in Seattle and Portland struggle to put policy into practice.

Already dreading the 2024 election atmosphere, a bipartisan group of community leaders and politicians are working to “disagree better.”

Plus, grocery costs spike in the Pacific Northwest and an Indigenous youth arts organization finds a home at King Street Station.

Seventeen months after the Supreme Court decision, clinics and patients continue to face a maze of legal restrictions that differ from state to state.

Reporter Megan Burbank discusses new and old complications for reproductive healthcare in WA, from appointment delays to politics.