With eyes everywhere, Ring’s Neighbors app and other surveillance technologies deepen racial divides
It happened 2,000 miles away, but the Oct. 12 killing of Atatiana Jefferson hit the Rev. Kelle Brown hard. Jefferson, a 28-year-old Black woman, was in her Fort Worth, Texas, home playing video games with her nephew when she was shot by a white police officer, who was called to the home by a concerned neighbor. Read more in the Seattle Times.
Washington will still turn clocks back despite Daylight Saving Time law
Washington lawmakers may have approved permanent Daylight Saving Time last spring, but you will still have to turn your clocks back Nov. 3. That’s because Washington can’t actually do away with standard time unless Congress gives approval. Federal law allows states to opt out of Daylight Saving Time, but it doesn’t allow states to do the opposite. Hawaii and Arizona both operate on standard time year-round. Read and watch more on KING5
‘Sitting in class hungry’: Schools wary of Trump plan to end free school lunches for some
Nearly 1 million low-income students would lose automatic access to free school lunches under a proposal from President Donald Trump’s administration that aims to limit the number of people receiving federal food stamps. And advocates say even more could lose free meals as the implications of the cuts ripple across low-income schools. But the Trump administration says those concerns are overblown. Read more in the Kitsap Sun.
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Entries still accepted for butterfly land preservation
Kitsap Sun
Signs-up for health benefit exchange open Friday
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Supreme Court: State employee birthdates are public record
Kent Reporter
Boeing continues to test Kent Space Center site for contamination
News Tribune (subscription required)
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Peninsula Daily News
EYE ON CLALLAM: Marbled murrelet plan to be discussed
Puget Sound Business Journal
Which antitrust investigations should Big Tech worry about?
Before deadly crashes, Boeing pushed for law that undercut oversight
Bonuses for Boeing workers eliminated for 2019
DOD awards early phase of $10B JEDI to Microsoft
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Pentagon pushes tech industry to help U.S. retain military edge
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Letter to the Editor: Hybrid fees: Out-of-touch Legislature (Saldaña)
With eyes everywhere, Ring’s Neighbors app and other surveillance technologies deepen racial divides | Naomi Ishisaka
California wildfires erupt in LA, burn in wine country
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Despite promising to stop, Facebook and Google are still selling political ads in Washington state
Seattle Weekly
Executive Constantine, Bellevue PD respond to ICE accusations
Skagit Valley Herald
Drug court program still going strong
Whidbey Island study takes a look at area otters
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Mount Vernon City Council extends homeless parking rule
Burlington council commits to state housing funding
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$29 million bond could pave way for family medicine residencies at Pullman Regional Hospital
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Tri-City Herald
Experts criticize how cleanup is prioritized at sites like Hanford
Guest Opinion: We need a deliberate approach to 21st Century transportation technologies
USA Today
HBCU, black parents saddled with risky college student debt because of Parent PLUS Loan
Impeachment: DOJ appeals order to release secret evidence gathered by Robert Mueller in Russia investigation
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Bistate I-5 bridge committee to meet Friday In Vancouver (Cleveland)
The Washington Post
With Baghdadi in their sights, U.S. troops launched a ‘dangerous and daring nighttime raid’
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Yakima Herald Republic
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Harvest festival in Granger raises awareness about new paid family leave program
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KING 5 TV (NBC)
Sea-Tac Airport launching first-ever program in the U.S. to assist those with hidden disabilities
Washington will still turn clocks back despite Daylight Saving Time law (Riccelli)
Tacoma City Council to vote on proposed gun tax
$30 car tabs: Too good to be true? (Hobbs)
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Anti-Semitic graffiti scrawled on Holocaust Center in Seattle
Students excluded from school; religious exemptions rise after new MMR vaccine law
Drug maker to pay Washington state nearly $2.2 million as part of fraud investigation
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Puget Sound area firefighters heading to California to help battle massive wildfires
Sammamish named among top small cities in America
KNKX
Quinault leader is elected president of Indian Country
Washington state’s first museum of Latino culture, history opens in Seattle
Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg speaks to thousands in Vancouver, B.C.
KUOW
Indian Country elects Washington’s Fawn Sharp national president
DoJ Review Of Russia Probe Now Is Criminal Case; Dems Charge WH Interference
Northwest Public Radio
Washington And Oregon Have Legal Weed But Embrace Vaping Restrictions, Warning Of Black Market
Battle Of Washington State Tech Giants: Pentagon Awards $10B Contract To Microsoft Over Amazon
Q13 TV (FOX)
Sumner-Bonney Lake schools closed again Monday; tentative deal reached to end strike
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Crosscut
“I belong in this community.” A new museum tells the Pacific Northwest history of Latinx identity
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