Kelso gun retailer unlawfully offered more than 11,400 high-capacity magazines for public sale since the ban went into effect

Founder Ophelia Noble misappropriated nearly $1 million for her own businesses, family and friends

SEATTLE — Today the Attorney General’s Office filed 32 criminal charges against Jason Smith of North Bend for illegal hunting. The charges, which include two felonies, 27 gross misdemeanors and three misdemeanors, allege that Smith unlawfully baited and killed bears and elk, and unlawfully hunted deer.

Walmart paying $62.6 million to Washington as a result of Attorney General’s opioid initiative

Attorney General previously defeated a temporary restraining order motion in the same case

“Operation Overdrive” targets areas with high violence, overdoses to combat crime

State of emergency declared in Spokane County, essential goods and services include shelter, water, groceries and medical supplies

SEATTLE — On Saturday, August 19, Gov. Jay Inslee and Spokane County declared a state of emergency as a result of two large wildfires burning.

AG Ferguson files lawsuit against O’Reilly Auto Parts for discrimination and retaliation against pregnant employees

AG accuses national company of routinely and unlawfully denying pregnancy accommodations

SEATTLE — Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a civil rights lawsuit today accusing the corporate retailer O’Reilly Auto Parts of systemic discrimination and retaliation against the company’s pregnant employees.

AG’s lawfully owed DNA project continues to collect DNA from serious offenders who slipped through the system

OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced today that his lawfully owed DNA project has reached a significant milestone, with more than 2,000 new profiles added to the national DNA database since the effort began.