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The Washington state Capitol building stands against clear skies in Olympia on Thursday, Jan. 5.
Washington Senate Passes Bill Making Drug Possession a Gross Misdemeanor
OLYMPIA — In a vote that split  members of the same party, the state Senate late Friday passed a bill to make drug possession a gross misdemeanor in Washington and give the judicial system … more
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Hunting Group Files Lawsuit Against Washington Wildlife Commissioner, Says More Legal Actions to Come
A nationwide hunting advocacy group is attempting to give the boot to a Washington wildlife commissioner for serving on another volunteer board. The Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation alleges that … more
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Police: Eastern Washington Woman Ran Over Boyfriend After Accusing Him of Cheating
Police say a woman in Spokane Valley ran over her boyfriend for cheating on her. Brandy L. Gange, 43, was arrested after midnight Sunday at the 7007 E. Seventh Ave. home that she shared with her … more
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Cowlitz County Deputies James Doyle and Landen Jones pose with Nathan Mueller and his dog after being saved.
Southwest Washington Man, Dog Rescued From Ledge Above River
A Vancouver man and his dog were rescued Sunday afternoon after becoming stuck on a ledge about 100 feet above the Kalama River. Cowlitz County sheriff's deputies were dispatched shortly before 1 … more
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Finnish President Sauli Niinistö and Gov. Jay Inslee shake hands to conclude a joint media availability on March 6. The president encouraged Washingtonians and Americans to sustain their support for Ukraine, and to guard for threats to democracy at large. "You do not need to be afraid, but you must always be awake," he said.
President of Finland Visits Washington State Capitol
OLYMPIA — Finnish President Sauli Niinistö was welcomed by Gov. Jay Inslee at Washington state's Capitol on Monday, the start of his five-day tour of the U.S. The visit comes two years … more
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A bee flies through plants at the Pace Family Lavender Farm in Adna last summer.
First Murder Hornets, Now Houdini Flies: Bees Can't Catch a Break
Let's have a little sympathy for the native mason bees that have been getting more and more popular with backyard gardeners. A nasty predator called the Houdini fly, which arrived from Europe a few years ago, is coming for them. It's starving them to death. more
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Deputy Drew Kennison underwent surgery at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland, according to the sheriff's office. His left leg was amputated just above the knee.
Injured Clark County Deputy Released From Hospital
Clark County Deputy Drew Kennison was released from the hospital Thursday, according to the Clark County’s Sheriff Office. Kennison is now in a rehabilitation facility, which is where he … more
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Washington House Passes Legislation to Increase Housing Options
OLYMPIA — A bill that seeks to increase housing options through lot splitting passed the state House of Representatives on Wednesday. “We need more options to tackle our housing … more
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Boeing Worker Claims $755M Powerball Prize Sold in Auburn
Auburn resident Becky Bell already had a Powerball ticket, but was grocery shopping with her daughter when she noticed something that persuaded her to buy another. The lottery vending machine at … more
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Everett Man Dies After Being Shot Through Wall at Apartment
A man in his 40s was killed Thursday after he was shot through the wall of his apartment in South Everett, according to police. Around 1 a.m. on Thursday, someone fired a gun at the Erwin … more
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Popular Former Washington Football Player Joe Jarzynka Found Dead on Sol Duc River
Joe Jarzynka, who went from little-known walk-on to one of the most popular University of Washington football players of the 1990s — or any era — has died, according to reports and … more
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New Bill Would Help Washington Nurses Get Treatment for PTSD
OLYMPIA — In nearly two decades in nursing, Annika Hoogestraat said her work has exposed her to extreme situations. "We watch people die in front of us and resuscitate them. It can be … more
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Climate Change Among Top Concerns for Thurston County Residents, Survey Shows
Thurston County should plan to protect the natural environment and prepare for climate change, according to a majority of respondents to a recent survey. The county launched the survey last year … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
Washington Senate Votes to Raise Penalty for Drug Possession, Support Treatment
OLYMPIA — In a late-night vote after hours of deliberation, the Washington Senate voted Friday to step up the criminal penalty for illicit drug possession. About halfway through the … more
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Two Washington Foster Kids Killed by Wrong-Way Driver Were on a Trip to Visit Their Parents
A Grandview man is recovering after a head-on crash on Interstate 82 that killed two foster care children in his car and left a third injured. Maurilio "Danny" Trejo, 23, was taking the three … more
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Two Lionhead rabbits sniff around their shared cage at the Humane Society of Cowlitz County on Friday, March 3, in Longview. Three weeks ago, about 50 rabbits were surrendered to the shelter. The shelter is now looking for people to foster the rabbits.
Up to 70 Rabbits Surrendered to Cowlitz County Humane Society
A colony of several dozen rabbits has made their home in a conference room at the Humane Society of Cowlitz County. Between 60 and 70 rabbits were surrendered to the humane society on Feb. 22 by … more
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JBLM Army Officer Dies While on Assignment in Thailand
A Joint Base Lewis-McChord Army officer died Tuesday in Thailand while on temporary duty, the Army announced Wednesday. Maj. Andrew Cotter, 37, was found unresponsive, according to a statement … more
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50,000 New Housing Units Per Year Needed Just to Keep Up With Expected Growth, State Says
Washington state needs to add more than 648,000 homes for those at the lowest income levels over the next 20 years to meet projected needs, according to a new report. In all, the state must add … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
Abortions Could Get Less Expensive for Washington Patients as Senate Passes Bill
OLYMPIA — The Washington Senate passed a bill Tuesday preventing Washingtonians from paying out-of-pocket costs for abortions, one of a slate of proposals to ease abortion access in the state … more
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Arrest Warrant Issued for Washington Woman With TB Who Has Refused Treatment Since 2022
A Pierce County Superior Court judge on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for a Tacoma woman who has refused treatment for tuberculosis for more than a year. Judge Philip Sorensen also upheld … more
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