Thousands in WA lose Apple Health coverage as Trump’s changes take effect
The result, local providers and health leaders say, will likely be sicker patients, higher out-of-pocket costs and an enormous weight on an already overburdened healthcare system. Continue reading at The Seattle Times. (David Goldman)
Changes to SNAP benefits begin Oct. 1 for millions of Americans
Critics say the new requirements will reduce the number of people each state can provide SNAP benefits to, adding to food insecurity among the most vulnerable. Continue reading at KING 5. (KING 5)
Seattle police have more surveillance cameras than previously reported
The 1,320 cameras registered with or integrated into the Real Time Crime Center represent a far higher number than ever reported by the city or police officials. … The number of cameras installed by Seattle police is also five times higher than the 62 previously reported. Continue reading at The Seattle Times. (Kevin Clark)
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