ALT A map of Washington State with pins showing the locations of County Law Libraries sits on a grey background. Text: Washington's County Law Libraries.

ALT Eight digital illustrations are shown. Four on top and four underneath. Each illustration includes an animal or animals. Underneath the illustrations, white text reads, "The Endangered Species Act at 50. More Important Than Ever." The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service logo is at bottom right. Everything is shown over a dark gray background.

ALT A spotlight shines on a blue background with the text Legal Aid Spotlight - The FIRST Clinic - thefirstclinic.org - a medical-legal partnership dedicated to preventing trauma associated with family separation.]

ALT The words New Books for your law career appear on an exciting background of pink and teal boxes with colorful lightning, stars and confetti type graphics.

ALT The image of a wooden stage with a brick back wall is behind screen grabs from the State Agency Database Project website, showing a list of databases and the Washington state page. A spotlight on the stage aims at the screen grab. Text: Internet Research Spotlight - American Library Association - Government Documents Round Table - State Agency Databases Project

ALT Eleven books are lined up on a shelf. The two books on the outside face out somewhat, allowing a view of the book covers. The nine other books have their spines facing out.

ALT Cedar trees in a bed of snow line the bottom of the image, with a cloudy and starry blue sky above. Text: The library will be closed Monday 12/25 Monday 1/1.

ALT Frontispiece and title page of: Phillis Wheatley (1753-1784): Poems on various subjects, religious and moral. By Phillis Wheatley, Negro servant to Mr. John Wheatley, of Boston, in New England. London: Printed for A. Bell, bookseller, Aldgate; and sold by Messrs. Cox and Berry, King-street, Boston. 1773. The page on the left includes a drawing of the author sitting at a desk writing with a quill and ink. She is wearing a cap and colonial dress.

ALT The text BRIEF SCANS - Washington State Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Briefs - rests over an image of the front page of an old Supreme Court brief.

ALT Text: Retired Associated Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, 1930-2023. In the background is an image from our blog post reviewing her biography, First: Sandra Day O'connor, which includes a photo where Chief Justice Warren Burger swears in Sandra Day O’Connor as the first woman U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Her husband John O’Connor looks on.

ALT A partial picture of a page in an open book is shown on the right. To the left, white text over a dark blue background reads “American Law Reports (A.L.R.).” Below, there is a white squiggle graphic and an orange box with white text that reads, “Information You Can Use!”