The Latest Breaking News from Bob Ferguson

SEATTLE — A lawsuit backed by a California-based pro-gun group seeks to prevent Washington's impending ban on the sale and manufacture of large-capacity firearm magazines from taking effect this summer.

The stark divides and murky legalities of how U.S. states handle abortion rights may be most intense at the northwest corner of the country.

Months into a complex trial over their role in flooding Washington with highly addictive painkillers, the nation’s three largest opioid distributors have agreed to pay the state $518 million

Chuck Schumer seems less interested in achieving cannabis reform than in making political hay from his inevitable failure.

Curiously, different JUUL flavors seemed to have different (negative) effects on mice in a novel e-cigarette study

Amazon and Washington's workplace safety watchdog are trapped in a cycle.

Washington has joined nine other states, including California and New Jersey, that restrict firearm magazine capacity size

US Stemology and its owner sued for allegedly promising such procedures can cure serious ailments, including the coronavirus.

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SEATTLE — Former Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan’s text messages from one of the most tumultuous periods in city history vanished because a phone setting likely was manually changed to delete texts automatically, and ex-Police Chief Carmen Best deleted her texts, a long-overdue forensic analysis has found.

An Illinois-based coronavirus testing company with at least 13 sites in Washington, faked or delayed test results (or provided none at all), lied to patients and failed to properly store test samples, according to a lawsuit filed Monday by Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson.