The law would allow businesses to discriminate based on "sincerely held" religious and philosophical beliefs

A Washington state Senator and 11 other Republicans introduced a bill that would legalize discrimination towards gay people. Sen. Sharon Brown, along with her republican cohorts, believes that she has the right to discriminate against gay, lesbian, bi-sexual or transgender individuals based on “sincerely held religious beliefs” or “matters of conscience.” The bill seeks to undermine current laws ...

The state's governor signs a bill to strike specific gender references from all of Washington's laws. read more

The law would allow businesses to discriminate based on "sincerely held" religious and philosophical beliefs        

State officials are hoping Washington’s history as an aerospace hub will give the state a leg up in the competition to land one of six federally designated test facilities for aerial drones.

Turns out, T-Mobile's new "no contract" plan wasn't quite as cut and dried as it seemed. To make it all better, Washington state's attorney general is enforcing the spirit of the plan and demanding the carrier make restitution for anyone affected.

In the wake of a lawsuit against a Washington state florist refused to provide flowers for a gay couple's wedding, the state GOP is pushing for a law to allow businesses to discriminate based on sexual orientation.