Jim Camden

Bringing back aluminum production to the U.S. could conflict with creating new electrical generation for artificial intelligence and other tech projects.

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Washington pot businesses may be growing far more pot than stores are selling, a new study says.

Unlike Texas, drawing new district lines in Washington by next year is almost impossible.

Aquifer Protection Area renewed for another 20 years.

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Changes to the state's plastic bag laws under consideration as questions arise about how often they are reused.

World Cup traffic could prompt state to raise the toll in Seattle's SR 99 tunnel.

It's not clear what President Trump's call to resume nuclear testing means, but the United States hasn't done it for more than 30 years.

When it comes to changing mayors after one term (or less) Seattle has nothing on Spokane.