If you’re inside, wearing a mask and physical distancing are important. But so is proper air flow.

Andre Taylor, the controversial activist for police reform, said he’s taking a hiatus after the coronavirus took him “close to death.”

The number of Black women in Washington’s Legislature will triple next year, and the state just elected a Black woman to Congress for the first time.

After a summer of protests and a pandemic-induced budget crunch, the city is moving toward a new public safety reality.

Washington state's chief legal officer says lots of lawyers are working hard to make sure Biden will be president in January.

Non-English speakers are receiving substandard legal representation because interpreters won’t appear in person, attorneys say.

Several races where Democrats led on election night have since flipped to the GOP, leaving the overall balance of power in Olympia unchanged.

New rules will ban indoor gatherings, close restaurants to indoor dining and limit all retail to 25% capacity, including grocery stores.

An explanation of why you should not use polls to predict the future, plus other advice from an expert pollster.

Under pressure from landlords, the state could ask tenants to prove their financial hardship is due to COVID-19.

The secretary of state’s latest victory will make her the only statewide GOP official on the West Coast, outside of Alaska.

Raquel Montoya-Lewis didn't meet a lawyer until law school. Now she wants others from underrepresented communities to picture themselves in the legal system.

After Trump’s win in 2016, national media said urban-liberal enclaves were out of touch. But there are rural-conservative bubbles, too.