The number of Washington schools that qualify to offer free lunch to every student could more than double since before the pandemic after a $44 million change in state law.

This season's crop was even smaller than predicted. A late harvest may provide one last chance to enjoy the fruit.

The state has renewed efforts to keep kids released from foster care and detention centers from becoming homeless.

Researchers found that taxes on sweetened beverages funded programs mainly benefiting lower-income households, including grocery subsidies and pre-K education.

Using GPS collars and solar-powered towers, Washington's first virtual fence keeps cattle penned but lets other wildlife wander free.

Officials say staffing and spending deadlines impacted their ability to comply with federal aid monitoring rules.

The federal agency is failing to meet community needs in the wake of major disasters. Climate change isn't helping.

After decades of national efforts to erase Native language and identity, the Oregon-based Northwest Indian Language Institute is helping students reclaim and preserve their roots.

Washington's prison oversight agency shelved half a dozen reports that were underway when its inaugural director departed last November.

The Seattle investor believed technology had a place in journalism before the digital age. Crosscut was the result of that belief. 

While he didn't appear on the ballot, the former president's influence is shaping the dynamics of the November general election.

The Southwest Washington congresswoman who voted to impeach Trump falls 800 votes behind Republican Joe Kent.

The final stretch of North Spokane Corridor construction reopens old wounds in East Central — and sparks a pilot program to address historical damage.

A new statewide plan would use federal dollars to build chargers every 50 miles, upgrading rural utilities and combating 'range anxiety.'

It’s not just Washington's big cities contributing to mass incarceration.