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Traffic is moving again on the US 17 Business bridge in Washington after repairs to an earlier mechanical malfunction that temporarily forced officials to close the span Wednesday.
Washington’s once-formidable economic edge is slipping as housing, infrastructure, and workforce challenges mount, raising urgent questions about the state’s long-term competitiveness.
Washington state is tightening sales tax rules on professional services in 2025, reshaping costs for consulting, IT, legal and financial firms, according to new guidance reviewed by Leyton.
A new report finds Washington businesses shoulder a tax burden nearly 50% higher than the U.S. average, raising competitiveness concerns and fueling debate over state fiscal policy.
Rural Iranians say the cease-fire brings relief but no recovery. After months of conflict, cash-strapped farmers face ruined crops, soaring costs and scant government aid.
ICE plans to spend $38.3 billion converting warehouses into detention centers, raising concerns among advocates over migrant rights, oversight, and the expansion of U.S. immigration enforcement.
Forbes has ranked a Washington-based firm as America’s second most-trusted company, highlighting strong public confidence and governance. Here’s who earned the high mark and why it matters.
The U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. is staging a landmark flower show for America 250, drawing tourists and locals with immersive displays that highlight regional blooms and green industry partnerships.
The U.S. has signed a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, opening a path for the kingdom to enrich nuclear fuel, raising regional security questions and debate in Washington.
Iraq has signed 48 agreements with US firms during the prime minister’s visit to Washington, targeting energy, infrastructure and technology, as Baghdad seeks to boost investment and deepen bilateral ties.
Lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms to Taco Bell has been linked to a U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, the Washington Post reported, citing Reuters and health officials investigating the cases.
As federal climate efforts stall, Washington state finds itself under mounting pressure to lead. Lawmakers, activists, and industry now grapple with how far and how fast to cut emissions.
A year-old nonprofit has unveiled plans for a maritime museum on Alexandria’s waterfront, aiming to celebrate the city’s nautical heritage and boost tourism and local economic activity.
Legal immigration to the U.S. has declined under the Trump administration, with new policies and stricter vetting reducing entries from a wide range of countries worldwide.
A sharp selloff in US Treasuries is pushing yields to multi-year highs, raising borrowing costs and testing Washington’s tolerance as it balances fiscal needs with market stability.
Business Insider ranks every US state’s economy from weakest to strongest, revealing surprising leaders and laggards based on jobs, income, and overall growth trends.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce will host B20 USA 2026, convening global business leaders to shape policy recommendations ahead of the G20 summit in the United States.
Ridgewells Catering has renewed its U.S. Open partnership, extending a relationship that underscores more than 30 years of leadership in championship hospitality and major sports events.
Iran has rejected a proposed ceasefire as U.S. President Donald Trump intensifies threats ahead of a key deadline, raising regional tensions and heightening fears of possible military escalation.
Conflicting accounts emerged after the Trump-Xi summit, as Washington and Beijing offered sharply different versions of what was agreed, underscoring deep mistrust and unresolved trade tensions.