Washington Asians For Equality, a group working to overturn the state’s new affirmative-action law, gained political momentum while fighting racial-equity efforts in Bellevue schools.

Now a staple in combating wildfires across the West, barnstormers and foresters developed one of the most elite firefighting programs here in Washington. 

Behind the scenes, a squad of IT teams, meteorologists and other tech experts are helping fight fire and save lives.

Historically, wildfire has been a frequent visitor west of the Cascades.

In 2017, David Sather was disciplined for engaging in sexually harassing behavior toward colleagues. But he remained employed and his accusers say his behavior continued.

Lake Union from the Space Needle observation deck on Monday, August 20, 2018 in Seattle. Haze from wildfires caused a decrease in air quality in the area. (Photo by Sarah Hoffman/Crosscut)

On the cusp of becoming a state, the Washington territory suffered three major fires that would change the course of history.

The novel radiation treatment was developed for animals in the Tri-Cities. Scientists hope to begin human clinical trials in the near future.

A judge said he wouldn't halt printing of the state’s voter pamphlet. But Referendum 88 supporters claim there is still time to correct what they view as errors.

Law enforcement must continue to reduce the use of lethal force, while the public must recognize that not every encounter can be de-escalated.

The state legislature wants to ensure marijuana-testing labs have uniform guidelines for testing and labeling products.

Meet the six disrupters stepping up, speaking out and making a difference.

First impressions are important to voters. Reporting on Lorena González's announcement could have painted a fuller picture of her qualifications.

State Rep. Matt Shea has come under fire for his ties to far-right groups. But history shows how rare — and politically difficult it can be — to expel an elected lawmaker.