Associated Press
2 Washington inmates who fled over razor-wire fence captured
Fed is set to raise rates this week despite political tumult
Aberdeen Daily World
What state has the best economy? 49 states must be evergreen with envy
Insurers for individual health plans shut out Grays Harbor
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Drug prevention program at Washington school shows results
Shortage of Native American doctors raises concern
Schools chief seeks compromise on testing requirements
Op-ed: U.S. Congressman Rick Larsen on Trumpcare
The Daily News
Herrera Beutler, Schrader bill targets sea lions
New port policy aims to avoid false starts
OPINION: Methanol project permits
Everett Herald (subscription required)
State agencies prep for ‘unlikely’ government shutdown
America’s health-care crisis is a gold mine for crowdfunding
Deja vu again as state budget impasse spurs shutdown plans (Liias, Palumbo, Stanford, Chopp, Hobbs)
Commentary by Secretary of State Kim Wyman: Trump budget would hurt state, community libraries
Editorial: Poor attendance, not tests, denying kids diplomas (Stonier, Dolan)
Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way schools to change bell schedule next school year
Federal Way school board to vote on $450 million bond for ballot
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Salish Sea buoy washes up 4,000 miles away
County Council OKs Clure Property purchase by San Juan County Land Bank
Kirkland Reporter
Dept. Of Ecology approves Kirkland shoreline permit for seaplane flights
LWSD holds groundbreaking for Juanita High School
News Tribune (subscription required)
These bills have no hope of passing, so why do politicians even bring them up? (Chase, Sullivan)
Why a $67 million fine isn’t motivating the Legislature to act (Rolfes, Sullivan)
Editorial: Tacoma has big work to do before suing Big Pharma
Olympian (subscription required)
Support new taxes for public safety and housing? You’re part of the 51 percent
Drug prevention program at Washington school shows results
Editorial: Public health agencies are in a crisis
Puget Sound Business Journal
Trump’s next step on regulations: Use EPA to loosen factory rules
Online sales in Washington state continue to slow, but still beat department stores
Companies stoke fintech while Congress moves on Dodd-Frank
Redmond Reporter
Redmond graduates reflect on high school as they prepare for the future
Seattle Times (subscription required)
The rise and dramatic fall of King County’s black homeowners
Education advocates fear McCleary compromise won’t go far enough (Sullivan)
Seattle couple walked together amid ‘blatant’ prejudice: It’s been 50 years since high court ruled on interracial marriage
Union says it has reached first contract deal with Sakuma berry farms
Long-simmering discord led to The Evergreen State College’s viral moment
Counterprotest overshadows Seattle’s ‘March Against Sharia’; assault arrests follow main event
First to lose Obamacare? The sickest county in the state
Opinion: On school funding, first do no harm
Editorial: Lawmakers should stop partisanship and solve McCleary
Opinion: Invest in a high-quality education for every child from cradle to career
Seattle Weekly
Seattleites Stand Up Against ‘Anti-Sharia’ Rally
Judge Upholds Seattle’s Hotel Worker Law
Obamacare Has Hit a Snag in Washington. Did the GOP Put it There?
Skagit Valley Herald
Skagit Valley College to graduate first class in firefighter scholarship program
Judge rules to vacate $2.4 million penalty against Tesoro
Spokesman Review
As lawmakers crawl toward budget deal, state makes plans for partial shutdown
Expiration of film tax credit could take a bite out of “Z Nation,” other productions
High school researcher finds microplastics in Spokane River fish
Workers wrap up restoration of illegal bluff road as legal battle continues
75 years ago, the United States forced Japanese into internment camps. After World War II, many settled in Spokane. These are their stories.
Health experts say conversations on suicide need to be brought to light
Editorial: Air-traffic scheme raises many questions
Editorial: Kill biology, but don’t undermine testing
Tri-City Herald
Guest column: A possible re-start for the public works trust fund
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Washington state must steer driverless cars in right direction
Washington Post
D.C., Maryland sue Trump over foreign payments to his businesses
Sessions will testify in open hearing before Senate Intelligence Committee
Russia has developed a cyberweapon that can disrupt power grids, according to new research
Wenatchee World
Study seeks to prevent toxic algae at Fish Lake
City council allows Olds Station to remain industrial
RepWatch | The Senator vs. the Secretary
Yakima Herald Republic
Editorial: State needs to keep tests of students’ basic skills
Editorial: Legislators ask right question on crime issue
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KING 5 TV (NBC)
500 Seattle kids sold and bought for sex every year, says non-profit
Home building slowed as cities try to tame growth
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Hundreds march for LGBT rights in downtown Seattle
King County Metro will tow cars illegally parked at park-and-rides
KNKX FM
A Budget Deal By June 30? Key Washington Lawmakers Say It’s Realistic (Ormsby)
Evergreen Students, Swept Up In A National Story, Try To Retake The Narrative
Still No Plan As McCleary Deadline Looms
How To Apply The Brain Science Of Resilience To The Classroom
Two Inmates Who Escaped Minimum Security Prison Near Olympia Captured
GOP’s Proposed Cuts To Medicaid Threaten Treatment For Opioid Addiction
KUOW FM
‘It’s embarrassing’: A Seattle doctor confronts racial bias in medicine
A Drugmaker Tries To Cash In On The Opioid Epidemic, One State Law At A Time
Town That Helped Power Northwest Feels Left Behind In Shift Away From Coal
We used to be No. 1 for women in a state legislature
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
3 takeaways from Public Health’s safe injection presentation
NW Public Radio
A Budget Deal By June 30? Key Washington Lawmakers Say It’s Realistic (Ormsby)
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Judge Rules in Favor of City, Upholds Seattle Hotel Workers’ Rights in Lawsuit