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The founder of the political action committee behind two statewide initiatives concerning parental rights and the protection of girls in sports says he suspects organized groups are behind dozens of …
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By Carleen Johnson / The Center Square
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10/8/25
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States that routinely overpay or underpay food stamp recipients could now lose hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding.
This has Washington officials trying to improve the …
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By Jake Goldstein-Street / The Washington State Standard
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10/8/25
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Work to close educational achievement gaps for several minority groups in Washington state is being hindered by a lack of data, according to people involved in the yearslong effort.
A new series …
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By Emily Fitzgerald / The Washington State Standard
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10/8/25
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Oakley Carlson, a girl who went missing from Grays Harbor County four years ago and hasn’t been seen since, was declared legally dead this summer by a judge.
Oakley, who would be 8 years …
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By Lauren Girgis / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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10/8/25
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A 31-year-old Centralia man has been charged with a series of crimes following two different alleged incidents involving theft last month.
Austin Wayne Jensen is in the midst of two separate …
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By Dylan Reubenking / dylanr@chronline.com
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10/7/25
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As Oregon awaits more clarity from a federal appeals court on the Trump administration’s attempts to deploy National Guard troops from multiple states to Portland, U.S. Homeland Security …
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By Alex Baumhardt and Julia Shumway / The Oregon Capital Chronicle
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10/7/25
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Washington state’s Climate Commitment Act has successfully weathered another round of legal scrutiny.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a major challenge to the …
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By Brett Davis / The Center Square
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10/7/25
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City attorneys from around the nation, including Los Angeles and Chicago, joined together to side with Oregon and its request for a federal appeals court to keep in place a judge’s order …
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Maxine Bernstein / oregonlive.com (TNS)
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10/7/25
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Fourteen years ago, lawmakers set an ambitious goal for higher education: By 2025, 80% of Oregon’s young people would hold a college degree or an education credential of some sort.
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Sami Edge / oregonlive.com (TNS)
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10/7/25
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem will visit Portland on Tuesday, according to city officials.
Noem’s agenda for the trip has not been announced, with police officials saying …
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Zane Sparling / oregonlive.com (TNS)
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10/7/25
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Charles Neil Floyd, a judge on the Tacoma Immigration Court, was sworn in Monday morning as interim U.S. attorney for Western Washington, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced.
Floyd has …
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Peter Talbot / The News Tribune (TNS)
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10/7/25
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Federal law enforcement is looking to further its reach in Spokane, Boise and other cities that lean democratic to further the Trump administration's goals.
A Sept. 16 competitive lease proposal …
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Alexandra Duggan / The Spokesman-Review (TNS)
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10/7/25
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When buying a house, there are multiple factors to consider.
Is the home the right size for your family? How’s the location? Does the design suit your style?
Buyers also have to …
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Karlee Van De Venter / Tri-City Herald (TNS)
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10/7/25
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The board overseeing the pension plan for Washington’s police and firefighters recently dismissed concerns about potential overtime abuse.
At a meeting late last month, a board researcher …
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Manuel Villa / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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10/7/25
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A 29-year-old man accused of vandalizing the Washington state Legislative Building Sunday has been released without bail.
Gunnar McLean Schubert, a former Gonzaga University baseball player, …
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Martín Bilbao / The Olympian (TNS)
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10/7/25
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The first huckleberry season since the U.S. Forest Service banned commercial harvesting in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest was a resounding success for conservation of the berries, as well as …
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By Henry Brannon / Murrow News
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10/6/25
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The Olympia area has one of the deadliest 10-mile stretches of highway in Washington, according to a new report.
The section of Interstate 5 between Trosper Road Southwest and Meridian Road …
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Sara Schilling / The Olympian (TNS)
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10/6/25
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Chinook Middle School parents say their kids are still asking where their special education teacher went nearly a month after being abruptly removed from the classroom.
The unnamed teacher, …
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Eric Rosane / Tri-City Herald (TNS)
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10/6/25
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The city of Portland, state leaders and hundreds of Oregon and California National Guard troops are in legal limbo as federal courts determine the legality of President Donald Trump’s …
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By Alex Baumhardt / Oregon Capital Chronicle
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10/6/25
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WASHINGTON — The White House slammed a President Donald Trump-appointed federal judge Monday for blocking the deployment of National Guard troops to Oregon, as hostilities escalate between the …
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By Ashley Murray and Jacob Fischler / States Newsroom
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10/6/25
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