Washington

Congressional candidate and state Rep. Jacquelin Maycumber, R-Republic, faces a complaint alleging an illegal use of state campaign funds to support her congressional campaign.

Vice President Gerald Ford announced that he was planning a visit to Expo ’74 on Aug. 15 to “make a major address on an environmental subject.”

SCRAPS is waiving adoption fees on all animals through Saturday to ease its maxed-out shelter capacity.

In the race for a rare open seat on the Washington State Supreme Court, one candidate has amassed a significant advantage.

A saboteur is making mountain biking even more dangerous at Beacon Hill by damaging trails and threatening more vandalism as the city of Spokane makes improvements to the popular area’s parking lots and trails.

Jul. 17—When Seattle's bigwigs in business and labor were negotiating the city's $15 minimum wage more than a decade ago, one major question threatened to derail the entire agreement: Whether small businesses should be treated differently from large ones. Facing an angry mayor and the threat of one or more ballot initiatives, the parties involved at the time opted to give small businesses ten ...

A crowd of 8,500 was “mesmerized” by the jazz-rock sounds of Chicago in an Expo ’74 performance at the Spokane Coliseum.

Six Republicans and five Democrats are running to represent Eastern Washington in Congress in one of the year’s most crowded races in Washington, with only the open seat for governor attracting more candidates.

Candidates, cash and controversy are abundant in the race for a state Senate seat in eastern Spokane County.

Spokane County officials will begin mailing Aug. 6 primary election ballots Wednesday as political campaigns ramp up efforts to sway voters.

Spokane County voters will be asked to renew a nearly 30-year-old sales tax this November that funds detention facilities and jails for juvenile offenders.

A new statewide poll shows Democrat Bob Ferguson 9 percentage points ahead of his main rival, Republican Dave Reichert, in the battle for the governor's mansion.

The 40 youths who jumped the fences at Expo ’74 probably thought they were saving money.