Inslee’s final State of the State address touts increased state spending since 2013
In his final State of the State address to the Legislature, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee touted the enormous increase in state spending on various programs and services since he took office, while imploring lawmakers not to reduce spending as they write the upcoming biennial budget.
WA Gov. Jay Inslee’s portrait unveiled
Gov. Bob Ferguson's inaugural speech showed how he may be distancing himself from former Gov. Jay Inslee and that he may not ...
In his final days in office, Governor Jay Inslee granted conditional clemency to William Floyd Kincaid, releasing him from ...
On a June day in 1982, William Floyd Kincaid shot and killed his wife and sister-in-law in Toppenish with a shotgun after ...
Washington Governor Jay Inslee is working to strengthen the state's abortion laws before he's replaced by Governor-elect Bob ...
Blocking WA’s highest elected official from a final say would “not improve public accountability,” his office says.
A month after outgoing Gov. Jay Inslee proposed a wealth tax he said could raise approximately $10.3 billion in new revenue, and a day after Governor-elect Bob Ferguson suggested approximately $4 bill ...
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