Motorists should prepare for traffic disruptions on two sections of US 2 between Snohomish and Monroe from Wednesday, June 5th, to Wednesday, June 11th.

A Washington State contractor will make a number of safety improvements to the highway this summer.

On Wednesday, May 15th, the Washington State Department of Health announced four newly diagnosed cases of measles in residents of three western Washington counties (King County two, Snohomish County one, Pierce County one).

These are in addition to the case Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department announced on Sunday.

Jackson High School freshman Juho “James” Yoon, 15, served as a page in the Washington State Senate during the week of April 1st. He was sponsored by Senator Steve Hobbs.

Washington State high school juniors and seniors with an interest in law enforcement as a career will have an opportunity to spend a week this summer learning about the roles and job opportunities within law enforcement. The application deadline is May 10th.

The Washington State Legislature recently authorized funds to reimburse bump stock owners $150 for each one turned in, but the offer ends on Tuesday, March 26th, when the federal law that bans them takes effect.

The Washington State Fire Marshall's Office recognizes residents have their hands full dealing with Mother Nature during the recent and projected winter weather. Here are some suggested precautions to take while trying to stay warm and safe.

On the first day of the 2019 session, Rep. John Lovick was once again elected as House Speaker Pro Tem.

He was nominated for the position by his seatmate, Rep. Jared Mead, minutes after he took the oath of office as the youngest member of the chamber.

When the House of Representatives starts the 2019 session in January, Rep. John Lovick (D-Mill Creek) will hold the gavel as House Speaker Pro Tem.

During the last week in November his fellow lawmakers gave him the position for the second time.