TVW -- Washington Public Affairs Network

TVW -- Washington Public Affairs Network TVW is your lens on Washington state government. TVW Supports

TVW covers ALL House and Senate committee hearings and floor debates at the State Capitol.

TVW Mission

Founded on the belief that the public has a right to know, TVW is a multi-platform media conduit focused on the business of Washington state government. TVW maintains a repository of digital archives, providing access to current and historical digital resources anytime, anywhere, and on any device. TVW provides unfiltered, unbiased, gavel-to-gavel coverage of Washington state governme

nt, along with complementary programming, to promote a healthy and robust public discourse, increase civic access and engagement, and foster an informed citizenry. TVW covers ALL WA State Supreme Court oral arguments, both inside and outside Olympia. TVW offers comprehensive coverage of state elections – the nine statewide elected offices, key legislative races, and ballot measures. TVW provides unedited coverage of state agencies, boards and commissions – examples include the Transportation Commission and Fish & Wildlife Commission. Besides covering the State Capitol, TVW travels throughout the state to cover hearings and public policy events in Seattle, Spokane, Tri-Cities, Bellingham, Vancouver, and many other locations. TVW is available statewide on cable TV, and livestreams most of its coverage on tvw.org. TVW provides free civics education programs and materials using technology to offer this programming statewide. TVW Goals

Open Government: TVW believes government belongs to the people of Washington, who deserve complete access to the workings of their representatives. Non-partisan coverage: TVW seeks to tell authentic stories, stay meticulously nonpartisan and let viewers make their own decisions about the issues. Civics Education: TVW works to educate Washingtonians of all ages about their state government and invite them to engage and participate.

06/20/2026

The Washington State Democratic Party holds its 2026 convention in Spokane.

Juneteenth celebration of Black excellence. Speakers include Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, State Rep. Kristine Reeves, State Rep. Nathasha Hill, Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO President April Sims, and State Democratic Party Chair Shasti Conrad.

TVW is proud to honor Juneteenth by showcasing gavel-to-gavel coverage of numerous   events around our community.All wee...
06/19/2026

TVW is proud to honor Juneteenth by showcasing gavel-to-gavel coverage of numerous events around our community.

All week people came together to celebrate Black excellence throughout our state and TVW was there for all of them.

Click any of the links below to view any of the events in full.

Juneteenth Flag Raising:
https://tvw.pulse.ly/vcul8unyfh

Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity Celebration:
https://tvw.pulse.ly/tguf5s5wjw

Democratic Convention Juneteenth Celebration:
https://tvw.pulse.ly/vrsut2kwkq

06/18/2026

Washington Labor & Industries Director Joel Sacks explains the state's role in investigating the Longview workplace tragedy and supporting affected families.

Watch tonight at 7 and 10pm on TVW or online: https://tvw.pulse.ly/nvxjnctgvj

06/18/2026

Division 1 Court of Appeals hears the following commissioner's cases:
891961 City of Seattle v. G***K, Inc.
892029 Bereta v. WSDOT
889575 Cleveland v. Agent Grad School LLC

06/18/2026

We'll highlight Into the Archives, a new podcast series exploring some of the most notable features of Washington history, from the burning of the first state capitol to the rise of Microsoft.

Plus— what will new state laws mean for your city's direction? Candice Bock, director of government relations for the Association of Washington Cities, joins us to weigh in on notable changes in 2026.

Watch tonight at 7 and 10pm on TVW or online: https://tvw.pulse.ly/vz1mz4prp2

Association of Washington Cities Washington State Archives
WA Secretary of State Legacy Washington

06/15/2026

Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity host a Juneteenth flag raising at the state Capitol.

06/11/2026

UW Professor Matt Powers says people reveal their preferences through what they actually consume, not what they say they want from news organizations.

Watch tonight at 7 and 10pm on TVW or online: https://tvw.pulse.ly/x7tk3cqu92

06/11/2026

Work Session:

• State Building Code Council Update.

• Local Government Annexations.

• Subdivisions.

• County Development Regulations.

06/10/2026

A comprehensive look at two very different real estate market dynamics impacting Washington: a surplus of vacant office space and a shortage of housing stock. Featuring Q&A with real estate economist Matthew Gardner of Gardner Economics.

Watch tonight at 7 and 10pm on TVW or online:https://tvw.pulse.ly/flmavvz0eo

06/10/2026

The Washington State Supreme Court and Washington State Minority & Justice Commission host the 2026 Supreme Court Symposium at the Temple of Justice in Olympia.

The symposium is entitled "Judging Justice: Individualized and Systemic Accountability Reimagined."

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