» Read discussion on Washington Sen 11/05/10 Democrats gained more breathing room in the Senate with the victory of Washington Sen. Patty Murray, whose fourth term was secured after a three-day vote count.
08/06/10 WASHINGTON - While some Democratic candidates nationally are keeping their distance, Washington Sen.
04/10/10 A man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray over her support of health care reform has been released from jail after posting a $20,000 bond.
04/09/10 YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - A man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray over her support of health care reform has been released from jail after posting a $20,000 bond.
04/09/10 A judge ruled Friday that a man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray because of her support of health care reform can be released if he posts $20,000 bond.
04/09/10 Associated Press - April 9, 2010 5:45 PM ET YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - A man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray over her support of health care reform has been released from...
04/09/10 A man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray over her support of health care reform was released from jail Friday after posting $20,000 bond.
04/09/10 YAKIMA, Wash. - A man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray over her support of health care reform has been released from jail after posting a $20,000 bond. The Yakima County Jail confirmed that Charles Alan Wilson was released Friday. U.S. District Judge James Hutton set the bond for Charles Alan Wilson after concluding the lifelong resident of the agricultural Yakima ...
04/09/10 A man accused of threatening to kill Washington Sen. Patty Murray over her support of health care reform can be released if he posts $20,000 bond, a judge ruled Friday.
01/15/10 Washington Sen. Murray: US, China lawmakers discuss currency, trade, Taiwan
01/06/10 Washington Sen. Patty Murray is up for re-election this year but so far hasn't drawn a high-profile opponent.
08/13/09 The only way to pull out of the current economic downturn is to make it easier for small businesses to function, according to Washington Sen. Derek Kilmer (D-Gig Harbor). |