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What's happening in Washington

Washington’s unemployment agency lends a hand to fired federal employees

Amid federal layoffs, the Employment Security Department is stepping up to help former employees apply for benefits and find work.

State Superintendent announces online platform for student career planning

All Washington students need to complete a High School and Beyond (HSBP) plan to graduate. This new platform makes it easier for them to set and achieve those educational and career goals.

Hybrid-electric ferries face delay

The Governor’s Office says ferries won’t convert to electric power until after the 2026 World Cup. The delay comes as the state works to restore full ferry service by this summer.

Get ready for a night sky spectacle

Stargazers can look forward to March 13, when a total lunar eclipse will be visible across the Pacific Northwest. Washington State University astronomer Guy Worthey offers tips on making the most of this rare event.

Washington’s Attorney General joins lawsuit to block federal employee firings

In response to the mass firings across federal agencies, multiple labor groups and the Attorney General’s Office are suing the Trump administration. The state estimates at least 1,000 of Washington’s roughly 76,000 federal employees have lost their jobs.

Governor proposes plan to address budget shortfall

Due to an expected budget deficit, Governor Bob Ferguson has suggested a reduced spending plan for the 2025 to 2027 biennium. The plan aims to save $4 billion dollars while preserving important public programs.

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