Sending disabled students out of state gains WA lawmakers’ attention As schools in Washington continue to ship students with disabilities to other communities, state lawmakers say they plan to find…
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Thursday, March 24
New Washington gun laws crack down on high-capacity ammo magazines, tighten open-carry rules Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed a package of bills Wednesday tightening the state’s gun laws, including a…
Wednesday, March 23
Manuel Ellis’ family to receive $4M from Pierce County in wrongful death settlement Pierce County agreed Tuesday to pay $4 million to settle part of a wrongful death lawsuit brought…
Tuesday, March 22
Local law-enforcement agencies to receive funding to expand storage of sexual-assault kits More than a dozen Seattle-area police departments will receive funding for cold-storage units to preserve evidence of sexual…
Monday, March 21
As omicron’s BA.2 subvariant pushes up cases globally, here’s what it looks like in WA While omicron’s subvariant known as BA.2 races through Western Europe and prompts new spikes in…