Rep. Andrew Engell In The News

State lawmakers from the 7th Legislative district will hold a town hall meeting next week. Senator Shelly Short and Representatives Hunter Abell and Andrew Engell will give a 2026 legislative

Last year, Deer Park Ambulance used more than $18,000 just to replace an engine.

A rural hospital along the Idaho border has been feeling the pinch from an influx of people coming from outside Washington who, under state law, can receive free health care there.

Washington lawmakers are moving closer to key legislative deadlines as bills that advanced out of policy committees by Feb. 4 continue through the 2026 session, including measures dealing with stalking

New Medicaid work requirements set to take effect next year and cuts to the nation’s health care infrastructure have local health centers bracing for the worst. At the same time,

Lawmakers return for the first day of the 2026 state legislative session in Olympia on Monday. During the 60-day session, lawmakers will work to close a projected shortfall of at

OLYMPIA, Wash. – Rep. Andrew Engell (R-Colville) is pushing a bill that proposes to reclassify gray wolves from "endangered" to "sensitive" status.

Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce hosted north-central Washington state legislators for a Coffee & Commerce Legislative Wrap Up session Tuesday morning.

Several bills are moving through the Washington State Legislature, addressing funding for law enforcement aviation units, small water system accessibility, state budget reforms, and veteran affairs representation.

In the final weeks of Washington’s 2025 legislative session, a bill aimed at cutting red tape around rural water access has been signed into law.

Students from Log Church Christian School in Brewster recently visited the Washington State Capitol in Olympia. While they met with legislators and toured the Capitol Campus, they were surprised by the opportunity…

OLYMPIA — The new legislative team for the state’s 12th District has its marching orders.

OLYMPIA – Monday’s start of Washington’s 105-day legislative session also marked a new beginning for several Spokane-area lawmakers.