Overdose deaths are falling fast Fatal drug overdoses, which fell in the U.S. last year for the first time since before the pandemic, are continuing to decline, according to preliminary…
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Wednesday, September 18
Washington’s sockeye runs are smashing records Washington is seeing a record-breaking sockeye salmon run this year despite a July heatwave that threatened a kill-off in the Okanogan River. The surge…
Position Announcement: Legislative Assistant to New House Democratic Caucus Member
Legislative Assistant to New House Democratic Caucus Member (Multiple Positions) UPDATE: WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THIS POSITION OPENS: September 16, 2024 CLOSES: Open…
Tuesday, September 17
Almost 700,000 WA households receive $200 credit for electric bills Nearly 700,000 Washington households received a $200 credit on their electricity bills in recent weeks — one of the state’s…
Monday, September 16
Half of America’s rental households considered cost-burdened Although a slowing rental-housing market may mean more concessions and even rent cuts in some locations, effectively half of America’s renters currently are…