The population dropped 0.19% year-over-year and 1.55% since 2020. In that time span, Texas and Florida have grown by 6% and 6.4%, respectively. Washington’s population only grew 0.36% ...

What's more, the population is getting older ... "Forecasts and projections get adjusted, and change over time," he said. Washington is not expected to hit the 9 million mark until 2038.

(Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post) Analysis by Philip Bump ... line is moving slightly away from the dashed diagonal line over time, as the overrepresentation increases.

"Washington's wolf population is a recovering population. It's a growing population," said Bhattacharjee. While the WDFW report shows the state's wolf numbers dropped for the first time in 16 ...

“We never had population growth less than a half percent in a year, over basically a ... “Every time a house gets built somewhere in Washington State, there's sales tax paid on all those ...

Washington’s wolf numbers shrank slightly last year for the first time in 16 years ... a longstanding trend of annual growth in the population. The number of breeding pairs across the state ...