Bills Focus On Washington Rural Health Care & Housing Become Law
Rural hospitals and housing across Washington just got a boost from two new laws. What could this mean for rural families?
Bob Ferguson
February 23rd-27th Invasive Species Awareness Week in Washington
From farmers to families, everyone has a role in protecting Washington. The Governor is calling on everyone to help.
Millions Of Dollars From Kroger To Fight Fentanyl Crisis in WA
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has announced the company Kroger is paying $47.5 million to the state of Washington
3 Top Counties in WA Where People Are Overdosing and Dying
Ferguson says involving the three counties in "Operation Overdrive" could also benefit nearby communities.
If You See a COVID Lottery Email or Text in Your Phone, WATCH OUT
It could be a covid lottery scam!
Attorney General Files Suit In Yakima
The Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson Tuesday filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Yakima. The lawsuit challenges the Trump Administration’s “gag rule” that impacts federal funding for reproductive healthcare and family planning services...
LuLaRoe’s Hot Pants Are In Hot Water With Washington State
The lawsuit, filed on January 25th, charges LuLaRoe with running a Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) scam.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson Talks DACA In Yakima
Ferguson is expected to talk about the legal challenges that aim to block the Trump administration’s plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program. The future of DACA will also include video profiles of some local daca recipients who will share their stories.
New US Travel Ban Blasted as Like the Original
SEATTLE (AP) — Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson says President Donald Trump's revised travel ban has "the same illegal motivations as the original."
Ferguson on Thursday asked a federal judge to block the new order by ruling a temporary restraining order against the first ban to also to the revised executive order...
Critics on New Travel Ban: More Palatable, Still Problematic
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump tweeted that he'd "SEE YOU IN COURT" after judges blocked his original travel ban from taking effect, but the courts didn't get to rule on the full merits of that case before Trump issued a new immigration order Monday...