This week — March 14-20 — marks the annual event known as “Sunshine Week,” a celebration of open government and a time to reflect on what it means to our way of life, both in Washington state and in ...

March 14-20 marks a national observation known as “Sunshine Week,” an annual event designed to promote open government. And this year, of all years, is a good time to reflect on why open government ...

Last week, in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, news organizations were also marking “Sunshine Week” — a national effort to educate the public about the importance of open government and public ...

For Washington residents, getting help from state government could soon become easier and more secure, thanks in part to increased use of artificial intelligence.

There’s something about a little sunshine to speed the healing process, which is precisely why we need more of it in government these days. Next week, March 10-16, marks Sunshine Week, a national ...

Ok, so not every TV viewer gets a charge from watching hours of unedited visuals of the Washington state House and Senate or talking heads prattling on, rather excitedly, about the state budget. But ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. – TVW, Washington state’s version of C-SPAN, has released its Video Voters’ Guide. While the Washington Secretary of State’s office always releases a print voter’s guide, the Video ...

This week marks the national observance of “Sunshine Week,” a time dedicated to the importance of transparency in government. Celebrated by journalists, civics educators and open government ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. More than two years ago, TVW — Washington state's public affairs network — asked Advanced ...

This year in Washington State, voters will decide who will oversee public schools, who will manage public lands and who decides the constitutionality of Washington laws. During this election season, ...