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Pizza, coffee, ice cream, baby clothes, laser beams. The array of Washington products and businesses feeling the effects of President Donald Trump's scattershot, whiplash tariff policy runs the … more
Representatives behind the Westport Light State Park Westport Golf Links (WGL) project gave a comprehensive presentation to the Grays Harbor County Board of Commissioners at the board’s … more
A hub for the Toutle community for more than eight decades, Drew's Grocery reopened its doors with new improvements while holding onto its old-fashioned spirit of service. The multigeneration … more
The Washington State Legislature passed a memorial on Tuesday, calling on President Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress to implement a universal healthcare system.  Congress … more
The Washington State House of Representatives has approved a bill designed to modernize the state’s recycling system by shifting responsibility to producers to ensure a more efficient and … more
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser told a crowd gathered in a Denver high school auditorium Wednesday night that opponents of President Donald Trump’s administration are fighting “to … more
Washington lawmakers are on the cusp of eliminating a special education funding cap, which critics said was straining school finances, hurting students, and putting the state at risk of a major … more
After a third consecutive year of raw, emotional debate over religious freedom and child safety, the Washington Legislature has passed one of the nation’s toughest laws requiring clergy to … more
Rep. Jim Walsh, D-Aberdeen, has introduced House Bill 2076 that would create the Washington Department of Government Efficiency, or WA DOGE, to identify outdated rules, eliminate waste and crack down … more
Hundreds of frustrated Washingtonians rallied on the steps in front of the Legislative Building in Olympia on Tuesday afternoon – Tax Day – to let majority party Democrats know they … more
The state Senate passed a bill Tuesday attempting to stop habitual speeders in their tracks. Passed on a 40-8 vote, House Bill 1596 would require certain drivers to install an “intelligent … more
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown defended state law on how local police must approach federal immigration enforcement in a sharply worded letter to members of Congress this week. He also … more
The Washington state House of Representatives on Wednesday, April 9, passed a bill that would ban the use of large wild animals for traveling performances such as circuses. The bill was passed … more
In a welcome development for motorists, the national average price of gasoline has fallen for the first time in nearly a month, dropping 7 cents from last week to $3.13 per gallon, according to data … more
The Inspire Development Centers in Sunnyside is indefinitely closing its Head Start and Early Head Start programs at the end of business day because of loss of federal funding. The closure will … more
The Washington state attorney general's office has filed a lawsuit against Seattle Public Schools, accusing the district of failing to provide reasonable accommodations to its pregnant and nursing … more
Yakima County will pay embattled Coroner Jim Curtice an extra six months salary in exchange for Curtice's resignation, officials decided Tuesday. Curtice may sign the agreement as soon as … more
House Republicans are blasting their Democratic colleagues for effectively shutting down debate on a controversial parental-rights bill on Monday. State Rep. April Connors, the House Republican … more
As much as $589 billion will be needed to finish environmental cleanup and some monitoring at the Hanford nuclear site in Eastern Washington, but there is some good news there. Three years ago, … more
The U.S. Department of Education is initiating an investigation into the Washington state Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction stemming from its conflict with a Southwest Washington school … more
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