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Reichert strikes different tone in second debate with Ferguson
The two candidates for Washington governor clashed over abortion, public safety and who will be a better change…
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Let’s Go Washington accused of violating campaign finance law
A 14-month investigation has led to charges against the political committee founded by businessman Brian Heywood for allegedly…
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Demand for WA paid family leave benefits is overwhelming staff
Washington’s Paid Family and Medical Leave program keeps growing, but its staff and resources do not, leaving applicants…
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WA districts are banning student cellphone use
Policies differ, but the goal remains the same: reduce distractions and get kids offline.
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Tacoma woman launches Owl in the Attic Books
Eclectic used bookstore is almost exclusively online.
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A look at what WA’s long-term care benefit might pay for
What could Washington’s new $36,500 lifetime long-term care benefit get you?
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Ferguson, Reichert agree eliminating elected schools chief would help WA students
The two men dueling to be Washington’s next governor agree that the delivery of public education could improve…
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Washington to fix accessibility violations at its state parks
Deb Hodge and James Evans arrived at an accessible campsite at Paradise Point State Park in southwest Washington…
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Local tattoo artist opens ‘clean’ parlor in Edgewood
A Tacoma man is changing the perception of tattoo parlors after he opened a drug-free studio in Edgewood.
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Foes of measure to repeal WA climate law launch TV ad
Opponents of Initiative 2117 hit the airwaves Thursday with a commercial that warns passage of the measure to…
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No end in sight for WA’s battle against invasive green crabs
Invasive European green crabs have likely found a lasting home in Washington’s coastal waters and parts of Puget…
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WA prisoners pay millions in fees to the state
Family members who have loved ones behind bars are supposed to provide input into how the Incarcerated Individual…
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More money coming to WA for housing for people with disabilities
Washington is getting a boost in funding to help subsidize rent for adults living with disabilities.