A new state initiative aims to help rural areas develop their tourism programs, while addressing both potential profits and pitfalls.

Over the past two months, photographer Amanda Snyder documented Seattle's most sacred visitor hotspots.

Armed with a $9 million budget, the state is eager to respond to pent-up travel demand nationwide.

As hotel occupancy rates climb slowly toward pre-pandemic levels, the city hopes the added marketing revenue will aid tourism recovery.

While limiting passenger numbers to about three-fourths capacity, the Port of Seattle expects to see 1.26 million visitors this year.

The opinion cites the First Amendment as giving the coach the right for private personal prayer on the field.

So-called 'off-year' elections have lower voter turnout. A proposed change would move a dozen county races in an effort to garner more ballots.

The right to abortion is protected in Washington. But the rollback could have 'dangerous consequences' for the state's healthcare system and beyond.

Planned Parenthood's regional CEO, State Senator Manka Dhingra and the state attorney general discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to end federal protection for abortion.

Beyond a rollback of abortion rights, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s team is preparing to face what might come next.

As resettlement efforts continue across the region, women from Afghanistan and Eritrea share their stories of starting over.

Investigation finds school officials don't follow the rules on reporting abusive isolation and restraint when they send students out of state or to private facilities.

Because the state Legislature already addressed issues raised by the federal government, the court ruling has no practical impact in Washington.

Two greenhouse domes on the Colville Reservation will house the state’s first 'agrivoltaics' project, where food and electricity can grow in tandem on small acreage.

Universal free school meals, child tax credits and food assistance aid are sunsetting as relief funding dries up.