Results 1 - 20 of 6,821 in Washington Government
-
Vacationers still head to Oregon coast, but spend more on gas, less in the shops
Beach-going families alter their spending priorities OLGA MUNOZ SEASIDE -- Coastal clouds didn't bother 6-year-old Jaeden Helberg of Sunnyside, Wash.
Comment?
-
D.C. residents still cannot buy guns
Days after the Supreme Court ruled that residents of the nation's capital can keep handguns at home for self-defense, George Harley walked out of a Maryland gun shop disheartened, his goal of legally having a ...
Comment?
-
Ap Impact: U.S. wavered over S. Korean executions
Kim Dong-choon of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission speaks during an interview with The Associated Press in Seoul, South Korea, April 21, 2008.
Comment?
-
Late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said: "No man can ride your back unless it's bent." July 6, 2008 - Better late than never.
1 comment
-
Washing the inmates' laundry in cold water, composting kitchen waste and collecting rain water are holding down costs to both the taxpayer and the environment, says the Department of Corrections.
Comment?
-
2 initiatives could bungle Wash. state budget
Two citizens initiatives likely to qualify for the November ballot would compound an already gloomy budget situation if approved by voters, possibly pushing the state's shortfall past $3 billion.
Comment?
-
Pastor with a past guides flock to the future
Ron Christian was in South Jersey last week, ministering to one of his flock, when his cell phone rang.
Comment?
-
Guns still elusive for D.C. residents
Those looking to buy firearms after the Supreme Court ruling against the District of Columbia's gun ban are out of luck.
Comment?
-
Lindsey Schwalb of Salisbury recently graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Maryland's Smith School of Business in College Park with a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing and a minor in Spanish.
Comment?
-
Kukors Posts Third Top-Six Finish
University of Washington sophomore Ariana Kukors finished sixth in the 200-meter breaststroke finals Friday evening in the 2008 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials at the Qwest Center, her third top-eight finish of the ...
Comment?
-
Sonics Reach Settlement With Seattle; Will Move To Oklahoma City
The Seattle SuperSonics and the City of Seattle reached a settlement in their tempestuous KeyArena lease dispute on Wednesday, just hours before a U.S. District Court judge was to rule in the case.
Comment?
-
Family doubts Federal Way police did enough to protect slain woman
While Chan Kim proceeds through court trials for the alleged slaying of his girlfriend, Baerbel Roznowski, her grown daughters wonder if police could have done more to protect their mother.
Comment?
-
There will be no more juggling the Blackberry and latte with one hand, while driving with the other.
Comment?
-
Trio of Huskies Advance in 1500 in Eugene
Current Huskies Michelle Turner and Katie Follett , and incoming freshman Christine Babcock all advanced to the semifinals of the 1500-meter run today as the Olympic Track and Field Trials continued at Hayward ...
Comment?
-
Keeping track of Medford's sex offenders is a full-time job for compliance officer.
There are 432 sex offenders living in Medford and it's Tom Sweeney's goal to meet every one of them face to face.
Comment?
-
Washington gas tax up 1.5 cents Tuesday to 37.5 cents a gallon
Starting Tuesday, the gasoline tax has gone up a penny-and-a-half to 37.5 cents a gallon in Washington.
Comment?
-
WASHINGTON , /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In A Recent Interview With Relevant Magazine, Obama Said That He Did Not Believe "Mental Distress" Should Qualify Under The Health Of The Mother Exception In Late-Term ...
Comment?
-
Smoking out the loopholes: Bar, club owners fight ban
Walk up the stairs above Frankie's bar in Olympia, and it's like stepping back to 2005.
Comment?
-
United States did nothing to stop mass-executions in South Korea
A U.S. army colonel, troubled by what he was hearing, tried to stall at first. But the declassified record shows he finally told his South Korean counterpart it "would be permitted" to machine-gun 3,500 ...
Comment?
-
Persico offers new insights on FDR, influential women
In "Franklin and Lucy," Joseph Persico makes a very insightful contribution to the prolific literature about Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Comment?
Washington Government Forum
Most Popular
