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Monday, November 18

Inslee, Brown to sign I-5 Bridge agreement Monday in Vancouver
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said Friday that they will be in Vancouver on Monday to announce a joint effort to replace the Interstate 5 Bridge. The two governors, both Democrats, are scheduled to sign a letter of intent toward replacing the bridge’s twin spans with a modern crossing that would ease congestion and be better able to withstand a strong earthquake, according to news releases from the governors’ offices. Continue reading in The Columbian.

In pursuit of big profits, hemp growers blaze a perilous new path in Northwest agriculture
On a foggy November day, farm workers take clippers to a field of bushy green plants, snipping tops full of flower buds dotted with flecks of sticky resin. By the end of the day, the cuttings dry inside a southeast Portland warehouse, hanging from tall plastic trellises like aromatic curtains. Continue reading in The Seattle Times. (Hal Bernton / The Seattle Times)

Drones give state, local agencies a helpful eye in the sky
Eyes on. The city of Monroe is joining a growing number of local governments and agencies turning to the skies to gain a new perspective. On Tuesday, the City Council set aside $18,000 in its 2020 budget for a flying drone to be shared by the city’s police, public works, marketing and other departments, city administrator Deborah Knight said. Continue reading in the Everett Herald. (Getchell Fire Department)

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Associated Press
Airbus nails $30B in new orders, Boeing scores 737 MAX order at Dubai Airshow
Boeing says it has to ‘re-earn’ public’s trust after crashes
Boeing settles several more lawsuits over Max plane crashes
Inslee, Brown meet to revive I-5 bridge replacement
Washington State Patrol probes vandalism at state Capitol
Oil spill at Puget Sound refinery contained
King County confirms 7th case of vaping-related lung disease
Gov. declares emergency for I-5 overpass damage in Chehalis
New prison oversight office issues 1st report
10 Seattle Children’s ORs to be closed through January
T-Mobile says Sievert to become CEO in May 2020
Microsoft hires ex-AG Holder to audit face-scanning firm
Washington state military families worried over moldy houses
Man dies after being shocked with stun gun
Census counting of prisoners becomes partisan battleground
White House urgently ramps up push for drug cost legislation

Aberdeen Daily Worl
WDFW postpones Willapa Bay salmon advisory meeting
Outcome of OS Mayoral race will wait until Nov. 26 or later
Funding for Cosi muni building has razor-thin lead
Aberdeen Council unanimously approves utility rate hikes

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
US officials granting $29 million for coastal protection
Washington State Patrol probes vandalism at state Capitol
Spokane County sees increase in domestic violence cases
Oil spill at Puget Sound refinery contained
Recycling down in Oregon, advocates blame plastic
Libyan officials: Airstrike kills 7 workers in Tripoli

Columbian
Inslee, Brown to sign I-5 Bridge agreement Monday in Vancouver
In Our View: College grant program investment in our future (Hansen)
In Our View: Old questions shouldn’t define new bridge effort
In Our View: Follow immunization law for sake of children (Stonier)

The Daily News
‘Stretched to the breaking point’: Oregon firefighters fought California blaze
Longview will wait to make decision on future school bond
SW WA congressional delegation urges funding Cowlitz River monitoring

Everett Herald (subscription required)
County exec suggests taking jail oversight away from sheriff
Our bus routes could terminate at Northgate as soon as 2021
Drones give state, local agencies a helpful eye in the sky
Everett ivory seller jailed in first conviction under new law
Cities start to deal with the fallout of I-976
Explore more than 100 Washington state parks at new website
For Boeing’s new jetliner boss, job 1 is making amends for Max
Editorial: Voters spoke, but I-976 must get court review

Federal Way Mirror
Uneven turnout despite issues (Wilson, Reeves, Pelliciotti)

The Inlander
The state ethics law is supposed to prevent corruption, but some university employees say it’s overbearing

Journal of the San Juan Islands
Meals on Wheels serving seniors
County sells Lopez land for affordable housing
County awarded grant for wood energy project

Kent Reporter
South King County housing crisis acutely hits the LGBTQ+ community (Wilson)
City of Kent to build stormwater pump station at 64th/James
Kent School District’s credit rating outlook improves

Kirkland Reporter
Dumping diesel: With a shift to electric ferries, a robot might soon be charging your ride
Capital levy for Bremerton schools will go before voters in 2020
Puget Sound will soon need a new commercial airport. Could Bremerton fill the void?

News Tribune (subscription required)
More than 400 crash victims could have lived — if they’d buckled their rear seat belt
Bike helmets save lives, feds say. Cycling advocates don’t want to require them
Editorial: Jay Inslee bragged about it to America. Can Washington’s new public option stand up to hype?

New York Times
How FedEx cut its tax bill to $0

Olympian (subscription required)
Nurses union opposes changes to Providence paid leave plans
Tiny Richland company makes big move into grocery stores nationwide, including Fred Meyer

Peninsula Daily News
Medicaid change creates shortfall in Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap counties (Chapman, Tharinger)

Puget Sound Business Journal
Opinion: Opportunity Zones can sweeten a good deal, but beware of the hype
Lawmakers propose $25M federal campaign to address aerospace worker shortage
US Supreme Court takes up copyright case between Google and Oracle

Seattle Times (subscription required)
More Seattleites are housing homeless people in their backyards, but it’s hard to find the right fit
Washington students have new options to earn a high-school diploma (Wellman)
Seattle-based Planned Parenthood affiliate ventures into Indiana and Kentucky, giving a blue-state boost to red-state clinics
Two-pizza teams and more: Former Amazon employees bake Bezos principles into their startup
Student Voices: Schools need to make learning materials universally accessible
T-Mobile’s shaggy-haired turnaround CEO, John Legere, to step down in April (via Bloomberg)
Gov. Jay Inslee to meet with Oregon’s governor to discuss replacing 100-year-old I-5 bridge over Columbia River
In pursuit of big profits, hemp growers blaze a perilous new path in Northwest agriculture
Op – Ed: Imagine Mount Rainier with a lowercase ‘r’: An ode to our disappearing glaciers

Seattle Weekly
Governments, transit agencies sue to block car-tab measure
Former pastor pleads guilty in theft of Oso slide donations

Skagit Valley Herald
Cleanup underway of oil spill in Fidalgo Bay
Program helping entrepreneurs get their businesses going
Swans return to the Skagit Valley

Spokesman Review
After Spokane group home’s closure, parents of children with intensive medical issues struggle to find support they need (Riccelli)
Medical care tops list of concerns in watchdog report on Washington prison system

Tri-City Herald
Taxpayers may have been overcharged for Hanford work for 18 years. Bechtel failed to audit costs

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Limiting medical, scientific research in EPA rulemaking is flawed approach
Editorial: State, federal action on flavored vaping makes sense

Washington Post
Trump says he will ‘strongly consider’ testifying in writing
Mueller grand-jury material needed, Congress tells court
Hong Kong protesters make last stand as police close in on besieged universit
Opinion: Getting rid of microtargeting in political advertising is a terrible ide
Opinion: Elite colleges should atone by investing in historically black schools
What happened when Brooklyn tried to integrate its middle schools
North Korea says it doesn’t want Trump meeting if it’s just something for him to brag about
Shooting at backyard party kills four, wounds six in Fresno, Calif.
The most remote emergency room: Life and death in rural America
Trump administration’s immigration jails are packed, but deportations are lower than in Obama era
How Russia weaponized social media, got caught and escaped consequences
The Daily 202: Trump caves again to corporate lobbying pressure as he flip-flops on flavored e-cigarettes
The most recent school shooting makes us wonder: How can we stay?

Whidbey News-Times
Precinct-level election results show disparities

Yakima Herald Republic
“It gives us hope:” Why Yakima County families chose homeschooling – and what it looks like

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KBTC TV (PBS)
Speaker-Designate Laurie Jinkins featured on “Northwest Now” (Jinkins)

KING5 TV (NBC)
Bremerton National Airport expansion among options for new Puget Sound airport
Gov. Inslee meeting with Oregon governor Monday about aging I-5 bridge over Columbia River
Makah Tribe’s quest to hunt another gray whale moves to court
Vandal damages multiple buildings at Washington state Capitol

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
New case of vaping-related lung injury confirmed in King County

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Tests on Boeing ‘Greenliner’ part of effort to cut emissions
Sex assault accusations against nun spark drive to change state law

KNKX FM
Despite weekend rain, November shaping up to be very dry — with no mountain snow
WATCH: House hearings on Trump impeachment inquiry

KUOW FM
Impeachment hearings week 2: Who is testifying and what happens next
Barge spills crude oil into Puget Sound
Opinion: Diplomats Called ‘Deep State’ Insiders Were Outsiders Fleeing Oppression
Landlords must rent first-come, first-served, Washington state high court says
How Vaping Snuck Up On Regulators
Alleged neo-Nazi from Washington state arrested in Texas

NW Public Radio
Report: Former Head Of Washington’s Clark College Discriminated Against Women, People Of Color
Developers Of This New ‘Battery’ Are Trying To Spark A Carbon Capture Revolution

Q13 TV (Fox)
Tacoma City Council weighs spending nearly $400K on micro-shelter village for homeless
Commentary: Politicians and the press
The Divide: Election 2020

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Seattle P.I.
10 Seattle Children’s Hospital ORs to remain closed through January due to mold outbreak
King County confirms 7th case of vaping-related lung disease

Thursday, November 14

At least 3 hurt in California school shooting, gunman sought
One person was killed and several others were injured Thursday during a shooting at a Southern California high school and the student gunman was in custody, authorities said.The shooting occurred around 7:30 a.m. at Saugus High School in the city of Santa Clarita, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of downtown Los Angeles. Continue reading in The Olympian.

Leader of pilots’ union blasts Boeing’s ‘arrogance and greed’
The union president of Southwest Airlines pilots worries that Boeing may be rushing the 737 Max back into service, and he says Southwest should consider buying planes from another company. Continue reading in the Everett Herald. (AP Photo/Matt Hartman, File)

Impeachment hearings begin with new evidence of phone call implicating Trump in Ukraine controversy
The first day of public impeachment hearings unearthed new evidence potentially implicating President Trump more directly in a scheme to center American policy toward Ukraine on political investigations, heightening the stakes of upcoming proceedings that will include a set of critical witnesses. Continue reading in The Washington Post.

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Associated Press
Battle lines harden as Trump impeachment inquiry goes public
Nike cuts ties with Amazon, but shoes won’t vanish from site
Washington unemployment rate for October was 4.5 percent
Seattle, others file lawsuit over $30 car tab measure
Thousands of Hanford workers lack whistleblower protections
Powerful hard-liner: Iran should stop honoring nuclear deal
State voters apparently reject affirmative action referendum
Leader of pilots’ union blasts Boeing’s ‘arrogance and greed’
California sued again for requiring women on company boards
Esper: US could alter military drills to boost NKorea talks
At least 6 hurt in Southern California high school shooting
Leader of pilots’ union blasts Boeing over grounded 737 Max plane

Aberdeen Daily World
Airbnb type business prompting county to consider nightly rental rules
Hearing examiner decision on BHP potash facility permit expected mid-December
Congressman recognized for salmon protection efforts
Salmon fishing closes in Willapa Bay and its tributaries

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
VA to study whether military toxic exposures are tied to veterans cancers, illnesses

The Daily News
Housing authority receives federal funds to house disabled people

Everett Herald (subscription required)
As historic inquiry unfolds, this guy’s got a front row seat
Post-election, new battles loom over Eyman’s car-tab measure
Boeing’s humans step in after robots fumble 777 jet assembly
Editorial: Nursing home closures a threat to state’s elderly

Federal Way Mirror
Reach Out provides homeless ‘second chance’ (Chopp, Wilson)

News Tribune (subscription required)
Builder of Tacoma public housing project ordered to pay nearly $93,000 in back wages
Driscoll: Tacoma took a little step toward gun sanity Tuesday night. Let’s hope others follow
Washington residents duped into Office Depot computer fixes can qualify for refunds
Puyallup teacher arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot and kill students
Editorial: New Americans at JBLM make Pierce County proud. Sadly, this brave path to U.S. citizenship is at risk

Olympian (subscription required)
VA to study whether military toxic exposures are tied to veterans cancers, illnesses

Peninsula Daily News
Makah Tribe whaling hearing begins

Puget Sound Business Journal
Google to limit advertiser access to user data over privacy concerns
Google in talks to move into banking
Investing in the future in the wake of I-976: How to fund ultra-high-speed rail
After one year, Amazon HQ2 has long way to go to rival Seattle

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Eyman’s car-tab initiative violates state Constitution, says complaint by Seattle, King County and others
YMCA calls for discipline of Kirkland officers after 14-year-old was ‘thrown to the floor’ during arrest at teen center
Bellevue teen who died at WSU fraternity was ‘a comet that came and went’
Marine heat wave that resembled ‘Blob’ shrinks, moves farther offshore
Even people who should know better are falling for this Costco coupon scam on Facebook
Boeing abandons its failed fuselage robots on the 777X, handing the job back to machinists
Homeless sobering center won’t reopen in time for winter in Seattl
Editorial: Sandy Hook ruling, Tacoma gun tax are rays of hope in America’s gun epidemic
Man pleads guilty to 1999 Spokane County rape after DNA match helps crack cold case
Seattle Public Schools leans on history to change its gifted education program. Here’s what the archives show.
Editorial: Raise vaping age to 21 nationwide

Skagit Valley Herald
Report shows staffing, planning shortcomings at Skagit 911
Anacortes company fined for water pollution
Latest election results released
Anacortes passes 1% property tax increase

Tri-City Herald
Guest Opinion: No need to wait decades to move Hanford’s low activity waste

Washington Post
Testimony heightens the stakes for Trump
Republicans’ conspiracy theories slam into sworn testimony in collision of divergent worlds
It’s a stressful day on Capitol Hill. Dogs are there to help.
From Republicans, a recurring theme: ‘Nothing to see here’
Kent helps Democrats by debunking theories from Trump allies
Is college worth it? A study measures return on investment — with some surprising results.
Facebook reports it took action against tens of millions of posts for breaking rules on hate speech, harassment and child exploitation
How Amazon’s quest for more products and lower prices has resulted in a flea market of fakes
Congress can seek 8 years of Trump’s tax records, court order indicates
The Technology 202: Washington’s top tech regulators say they don’t have the right weapons

Yakima Herald Republic
Gov. Inslee stops in Yakima to discuss gun violence, gangs

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KING5 TV (NBC)
Government agencies call I-976 ‘poorly drafted hodge-podge’ in lawsuit
Puyallup student teased over natural hair stands up to bullies
Pierce County teacher arrested for threatening to shoot students, deputies say
YMCA calling out city of Kirkland over controversial arrest of 14-year-old

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Emerald Ridge High School teacher made threats to shoot students, deputies say
New effort to keep people ordained online from performing marriages
Lawsuit filed to stop $30 car tabs in Washington

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Washington governments team up to stop $30 car tabs, take I-976 to court
Thousands could die if tsunami hits Washington coast, state wants to build a solution
‘The majority…say they won’t buy sex again’: Bellevue touts plan to fight prostitution
Mold resurfaces at Seattle Children’s, OR shut down for deep cleaning

KNKX FM
He died by suicide in solitary confinement. Now the state will pay $500,000 in settlement
Tacoma City Council approves tax on firearms, ammunition after hours of emotional testimony
Another multimillion dollar jury verdict against Amtrak stemming from 2017 derailment
Federal Way just-cause eviction initiative could pave the way for statewide protections
Seattle, immigrant rights groups sue Trump administration over new citizenship barriers

KUOW FM
Federal Appeals Court Allows Congress To Subpoena Trump Tax Returns
Another multimillion dollar jury verdict against Amtrak stemming from 2017 derailment
House Oversight Committee Democrats To Examine Regulation Of Abortion Providers
Greta Thunberg Sets Sail For Home — And The U.N. Climate Conference
READ: Opening Statement Of Deputy Assistant Secretary Of State George Kent
READ: Taylor Reveals New Trump Phone Call On ‘Investigations’ In Opening Statement

NW Public Radio
He Died By Suicide In Solitary Confinement. Now Washington Will Pay $500K In Settlement
There’s Another Multimillion Dollar Jury Settlement Against Amtrak Following 2017 I-5 Derailment
In Impeachment Hearing, Diplomat William Taylor Says Trump Asked About Ukraine Investigations
Scientists Discover Microplastics In Northwest Oysters And Clams

Q13 TV (Fox)
State governments, agencies sue to stop $30 car tab measure
Puyallup high school teacher arrested, accused of threatening to shoot students
Gender ‘X’ option now available on Washington licenses, permits and ID cards
YMCA says ‘unacceptable’ force used by Kirkland Police during teen’s arrest
Office Depot to pay $900,000 to Washington state for selling repair services customers didn’t need

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Seattle P.I.
Northwest real estate experts: Inventory shortages the ‘new normal’
Thousands could die if tsunami hits Washington coast, state wants to build a solution
Teacher arrested after threatening to shoot students, Pierce Co. sheriff says
‘I will get killed if I am deported’: WA Dreamers rally as Supreme Court considers future of DACA (Saldana)

Wednesday, November 13

Live updates: Trump asked E.U. ambassador about status of Ukrainian ‘investigations,’ diplomat reveals in new testimony
William B. Taylor Jr., acting ambassador to Ukraine, testified Wednesday in the first open hearing of the impeachment inquiry about a July phone call between President Trump and U.S. ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland that was overheard by a member of Taylor’s staff in which Trump purportedly asked about “the investigations.” Continue reading in The Washington Post.

I-976 passed, so when do $30 car-tab fees go into effect? That’s a good question
Initiative 976, which caps annual state and local car tab fees at $30, takes effect Dec. 5, but that doesn’t mean vehicle owners the next day are going to be writing a check for $30 to renew their plates. In addition to making computer changes, the state Department of Licensing is working with the Attorney General’s Office and the state Department of Revenue to “understand the impacts of the initiative” and answer the “unknowns,” said DOL spokesperson Christine Anthony. Continue reading in the Bellingham Herald.

Student. Mother. Dreamer. A full life ‘in limbo’ as Supreme Court considers DACA
Rosseli Guerrero studies communication and criminal justice part time at Boise State University. She works as a legal assistant at Derden Law, an immigration law firm in Meridian. She and her husband, Jesús, have a 1-year-old son, Yaziel. And her future as a U.S. resident is a question mark. Continue reading in The News Tribune.

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Associated Press
US consumer prices up 0.4% in October; gasoline prices surge
‘Solemn undertaking’: Trump’s impeachment hearings go public
Eastern Washington University moves forward with budget cuts
Washington voters reject affirmative action referendum
Female inmate sues state over sexual misconduct allegations
New lawsuit aims to kill stalled methanol refinery project
Boeing orders, deliveries continue to sag with Max grounding
Nike cuts ties with Amazon, but shoes won’t vanish from site
California sued again for requiring women on company boards
Mold outbreak closes all Seattle Children’s operating rooms

Aberdeen Daily World
First American Legion prison post established at Stafford Creek
Proponents of Chehalis Basin flood protections and fish enhancement joining forces

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Student. Mother. Dreamer. A full life ‘in limbo’ as Supreme Court considers DACA
Anti-Defamation League says FBI’s hate crimes report shows need for ‘concrete action’
History Worth Saving: Historical Society Displays Several Never-Before-Seen Items From 1919 Tragedy (Keiser)
I-976 passed, so when do $30 car-tab fees go into effect? That’s a good question

The Daily News
Congresswoman Herrera Beutler to hold telephone town hall Thursday
Congresswoman’s report shows high cost of insulin in NW Oregon
Environmental groups sue federal agencies over Kalama methanol permits

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Mourners turn out for Stan Jones, ‘the chief of chiefs’ (McCoy)
Snohomish County’s budget surpasses $1 billion this year
WaPo: Comment: College newspaper’s apology was lesson learned
Commentary: State farmers need quick passage of trade deal
Letter: Government should listen to results of I-976
Letter: Sheriff-elect should continue policies that are working

Journal of the San Juan Islands
Letter: Rushing merger is suspect
Letter: Interlocal agreement is misguided

News Tribune (subscription required)
Tacoma City Council approves tax on firearms and ammunition
Anti-Defamation League says FBI’s hate crimes report shows need for ‘concrete action’

New York Times
5 Global Trends Shaping our Climate Future
A Court Ruling Ending DACA Might Not be a Good Thing for Trump
Hate Crime Violence Hits 16-Year High, F.B.I. Says

Olympian (subscription required)
Thurston County will still vote in April on property tax increase for courthouse
Olympia gets direct hit from passage of I-976. Other governments await state impacts
Watch live as Congress opens impeachment inquiry hearing into President Donald Trump

Peninsula Daily News
LETTER: Alternatives exist for open water fish farming

Puget Sound Business Journal
The SoftBank effect: How $100 billion left workers in a hole
Chris Gregoire works to tackle big challenges for the Seattle region
Supreme Court hears Microsoft’s case challenging DACA termination

Renton Reporter
Election analysis: I-976 vote casts South King County against Seattle, Eastside

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Impeachment witness says Trump asked about Ukraine probes
Egan Orion concedes to Kshama Sawant in Seattle City Council race, cites Amazon spending
WSU freshman, 19, who died at fraternity was from Bellevue
With nearly all ballots counted, voters reject Washington’s affirmative-action measure
Convoy, the ‘Uber for Trucking’ app, scores $400 million in new round of funding
Seattle School Board rejects proposal to blend gifted, general students at Washington Middle School
What’s next for Seattle schools’ gifted programs? Here’s what we know so far
Seattle Public Schools leans on history to change its gifted education program. Here’s what the archives show.
Washingtonians express fear, anxiety and hope as the Supreme Court hears DACA arguments
Op-Ed: A Nixon fixer’s cautionary tale for Trump staffers: ‘A horrendous meltdown of our personal integrity’
Seattle Times wins international science journalism award for ‘Hostile Waters’ series about endangered orcas
Another Seattle Children’s hospital patient sickened by fungus found in operating rooms
Do charter schools increase socioeconomic segregation?
You had questions about an Australian program that cut youth homelessness nearly in half. Education Lab has answers.
Westneat: ‘I am not a socialist’: One candidate’s attempt to make sense of the polarizing Seattle elections

Seattle Weekly
Want to see UFOs? Washington is a popular hangout

Skagit Valley Herald
Salvation Army no longer to host shelter
Fire levy, three other races change

Spokesman Review
Washington Senators slam USDA over unequal farm payments in bailout
Seattle judge keeps ban on internet sales of 3D-printed gun plans
EWU moves forward with budget cuts while some decry focus on athletics
Editorial: Transportation, city leadership should be priorities in election aftermath (Billig)

Tri-City Herald
Thousands of Hanford workers lack whistleblower protections passed by Congress

USA Today
Powell: U.S. debt is ‘on unsustainable path,’ crimping ability to respond to recession

Washington Post
Trump sought status of Ukrainian ‘investigations,’ diplomat says
Phone call took place a day after Trump’s Ukraine call, Taylor says
Read Taylor’s opening statement
Who’s involved in the inquiry
How the decline of public trust shaped Trump’s, Nixon’s and Clinton’s endgames
With Hong Kong crippled by unrest, college students evacuate a burning city
Venice is partially submerged by the highest tides in a half-century
The future of autonomous delivery may be unfolding in an unlikely place: Suburban Houston
Google plans to offer checking accounts as it widens its reach
Leaked Stephen Miller emails shows Trump’s point man on immigration promoted white nationalism, SPLC reports

Whidbey News-Times
Paying tribute to vets
Hospital, Sea Mar partner to provide opioid addiction treatment
I-976 may impact buses, ferries on Whidbey
Town of Coupeville eyes electric vehicle charging stations

Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima Valley’s DACA recipients quietly await high court’s decision
Washington Senators slam USDA over unequal farm payments in bailout

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KING5 TV (NBC)
Why ‘making it’ financially got harder for Western Washingtonians this year
Washington salmon, orca preservation projects impacted by geoduck tariffs
Tacoma City Council approves gun and ammunition tax

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Seattle Children’s closing all main operating rooms for at least 5 days
Tacoma City Council passes gun tax modeled after Seattle

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Does the King County prosecutor want to decriminalize heroin?

KNKX FM
WATCH: House hearings on Trump impeachment inquiry

KUOW FM
Trump impeachment inquiry: watch House hearings live
President Trump Hosts Turkey’s Erdogan Despite Concerns In Congress
Rep. Adam Schiff: Trump’s Potentially Impeachable Offenses Include ‘Bribery’
FBI Reports Dip In Hate Crimes, But Rise In Violence
Trump Makes No Promises On China Trade Deal
Emails Show Trump Officials Consulted With GOP Strategist On Citizenship Question

NW Public Radio
AP: Washington Voters Appear To Narrowly Reject Effort To Bring Back Affirmative Action
Pullman Police Identify 19-Year-Old WSU Student Who Died At Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Fate Of DACA Program With Supreme Court In Challenge To Trump Admin’s Attempt To End It
Illegal Marijuana Grows In Public Forests Are Poisoning Wildlife And Water

Q13 TV (Fox)
Tacoma City Council approves new gun and ammo tax
Orion concedes to Sawant in Seattle City Council District 3 race

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Crosscut
Does Cascadia High-Speed Rail have a future after Initiative 976?
Washington state might have just elected its first two Muslim women to office
A small Washington town may build the world’s largest methanol plant, but do locals want it?

Queen Anne & Magnolia News
WSDOT receives nighttime noise variance for constructing transit connector between I-5, SR-520

Seattle P.I.
All Seattle Children’s operating rooms now closed after mold resurfaces
A win for Attorney General Ferguson: Judge blocks 3-D ‘plastic gun’ blueprints

Slog
Vitamin E Identified as Culprit of Vape Illness, Washington Places Voluntary Ban

Tuesday, November 12

Court’s conservatives seem to back Trump on immigration
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority seems prepared to allow the Trump administration to end a program that allows some immigrants to work legally in the United States and protects them from deportation. There did not appear to be any support among the five conservatives in extended arguments Tuesday for blocking the administration’s decision to wind down the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Continue reading in The Seattle Times. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

Supreme Court allows families of Sandy Hook shooting victims to sue gunmaker Remington
The Supreme Court on Tuesday turned down an appeal from the gun industry intended to block a lawsuit from families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. The decision lets stand a groundbreaking ruling from the Connecticut Supreme Court that said the manufacturer of the Bushmaster AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle can be sued and potentially held liable for the 2012 massacre in Newtown, Conn. Continue reading in The Washington Post.

Watching the Seattle Sounders make history, with 70,000 of your closest friends
The 69,264 fans in attendance at CenturyLink Field for Major League Soccer’s biggest game of the year witnessed history. Not only did they break the stadium’s attendance record, the Seattle Sounders claimed their second MLS Cup with a 3-1 victory over Toronto FC. Sunday was Seattle’s day. Continue reading in Crosscut. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

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Associated Press
Former President Carter out of surgery, no complications
Affirmative action measure still losing in latest counts
Boeing details steps needed to get grounded Max jet flying
Fungus causes Seattle Children’s operating room closures
Elevator inspection backlog violates Washington state law
Affirmative action measure still losing in latest counts
Washington state law clerk applied for state Supreme Court
Rail advocates push for Northwest bullet train (Fey, Liias)
Study: Microplastics in majority of Oregon shellfish
Washington city plans crisis center based on Idaho model
Noose found at Oregon Health & Science University
Kenmore Air, Lake Union neighbors clash over crowded waters
Film probes history of Native Americans in the US military
Program aims to rehabilitate repeat steelhead spawners

Aberdeen Daily World
Schave, Winkelman defeat incumbent mayors in Aberdeen, Hoquiam races
E-911 funding passes with overwhelming support

Bainbridge Island Review
Senator Murray statement on Veterans Day

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Experts agree more tools are needed to monitor Mount Baker, other local volcanoes
Affirmative action measure still losing in latest counts
Fewer people died on U.S. and Washington roads in 2018, except in two critical groups
‘There is more than one path’ for graduates and Bellingham schools want to help find them
The darkness surrounding mental health issues must be addressed

Bothell Reporter
King County will challenge legality of I-976

Columbian
Battle Ground sex ed decision could be test case for next legislative session (Stonier, Santos)
In Our View: Designate Bradford Island a Superfund site
In Our View: Gun owners share responsibility in thefts

Daily Magazine
Secret chats involving Republican lawmaker reveal fresh evidence of plots and paranoia

The Daily News
Longview School bond: How will district respond to election defeat?
Officials clarify Woodland levy lift needs only simple majority
Brookhollow to hold community forum on rights of mobile home tenants
Congresswoman Herrera Buetler to hold telephone town hall Nov. 14
Researcher: ICE’s block on Cowlitz records “antithetical to democracy”
County commissioner outlines plan to reduce chronic homelessness
Kalama plans major infrastructure projects for 2020

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Voters show county council their support for firework ban
We still don’t know who the winners are in these races
Updated 2019 general election results for Snohomish County
Port hopes to ready Kimberly-Clark site for jobs by mid-2021
WaPo: Microsoft takes fight for ‘dreamers’ to the US Supreme Court
Editorial: State, federal responsibility clearer on vaping
Editorial: Publisher’s ebook embargo a threat to libraries

Islands’ Weekly
County awarded grant for wood energy project
County sells Lopez land for affordable housing

Journal of the San Juan Islands
Public pleads to county council for vacation rental moratorium

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Bremerton looks to permit temporary homeless encampments

News Tribune (subscription required)
Inmate was sexually assaulted by corrections officer at prison near Gig Harbor, lawsuit says
Puyallup mobile home park to become tiny home community
Nonprofit tackles homelessness in Tacoma one job at a time
Sex offender registrations in Pierce County
Why Eyman’s car-tab initiative passed and other observations from the Nov. 5 election
Editorial: Here’s a bad sign for moderate Republicans in Washington: out-of-bounds behavior at UW, WSU

New York Times
Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Fate of ‘Dreamers’
Google to Store and Analyze Millions of Health Records
E.P.A. to Limit Science Used to Write Public Health Rules

Olympian (subscription required)
Guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition found after domestic violence incident
Capitol campus Veterans Day ceremonies honor our heroes
Editorial: Civil, even collegial, local campaigns stand in sharp contrast to national politics

Peninsula Daily News
‘Determination and indomitable spirit’: Veterans honored in Port Angeles ceremony
Gone, but not forgotten: Event honors Southern Resident orcas
Most major Peninsula projects safe after I-976 passage (Chapman, Fey)
Funds offered to some Clallam County residents to cut wood smoke

Puget Sound Business Journal
Regulation in the digital age
AI is learning everything from us. Our biases, too.
US companies stay cautious on spending under strain of trade war
AeroTEC CEO says multiple stakeholders will play role in Boeing’s crisis recovery
Leaders bemoan funding cuts as Seattle, King County prepare to block I-976
A surprising finding on paid leave: ‘This is not the way we teach this’
Report: Aviation panel says Boeing upgrades to 737 Max are safe
Can’t pay the medical bill? Your hospital may take you to court

Seattle Times (subscription required)
How is your Highway 99 toll money spent? A big chunk goes to collecting the tolls
Amazon takes aim at lower-cost groceries, starting with L.A. store to open in 2020
Protections for 660,000 immigrants on line at Supreme Court
Redhook will be fully absorbed by the brewing industry giant it originally defied
Home prices still booming in outlying counties; don’t blame the pocket gopher
Seattle Children’s hospital again closes some operating rooms because of mold
After I-976 passage, officials and riders watching how new King County Metro paratransit contractor performs
He spent years cataloging Tacoma’s ‘good, bad, ugly.’ Now irreplaceable historian to retire
Now in space, a cutting-edge satellite the size of a shoebox, and UW students built it
A hidden injustice: Solitary confinement in Washington state prisons
WeWork in talks with Legere of T-Mobile for CEO job

Seattle Weekly
Kent’s ShoWare Center losses hit $852K through third quarter
Judge rules Value Village deceived customers

Skagit Valley Herald
Veterans honored at ceremony in Mount Vernon (Lekanoff)
Experts agree more tools are needed to monitor local volcanoes
Preparation key to navigating disasters
Burlington City Council weighs 5% property tax increase

Spokesman Review
Agencies, lawmakers scramble to fill $4 billion pothole from I-976 (Riccelli)
Ferguson says his office can defend I-976 from legal challenges
Spokane Valley considers camping ban, shorter hours in parks to curb presence of homeless

Tri-City Herald
Guest Opinion: A week without wind shows the value of hydro power and the Snake River dams
Guest Opinoin: Pro-Con: “Is Facebook right with its policy on political ads?”

USA Today
Supreme Court weighs status of young immigrants

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Initial island election results; hospital dist. gets widespread support
Townhall: Hear state legislators speak (Cody, Fitzgibbon, Nguyen)

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: State must strictly enforce vaccination law

Washington Post
White House infighting flares amid Democrats’ probe
How climate change is triggering a chain reaction that threatens the heart of the Pacific
Mulvaney says he will no longer seek judge’s ruling on inquiry testimony, will follow Trump’s order not to cooperate
Activists fear wall of inaction as redistricting battle shifts to states
Gavin Newsom accused PG&E of mismanaging funds and ‘corporate greed.’ The utility helped fund the careers of the governor and his wife.
Student journalists at Northwestern apologized for photographing protesters. Then, the backlash began.
Soldiers with top-secret clearances say they were forced to use an app that could endanger them
One farm family’s struggle after debt pushes a husband to suicide
Supreme Court allows families of Sandy Hook shooting victims to sue gunmaker Remington

West Seattle Blog
First non-holiday weekday with tunnel tolling

West Seattle Herald
New Puget Sound Emergency Services tower installed near Myrtle Reservoir

Whidbey News-Times
Incumbents, street repair tax sail to approval
Sixth lawsuit in a year filed against hospital
New system delays online posting of election data

Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima School District continues to address findings in critical workplace report

Broadcast

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
First day of weekday tolling for SR 99 tunnel
Mold that killed 1, infected 5 others, back at Seattle Children’s; 1 confirmed case
Incumbent Kshama Sawant declares victory in Seattle City Council race
Tight City Council race dividing neighbors, small businesses targeted by political activists

KNKX FM
Manastash Ridge Observatory teaches UW students about space — and themselves
Conservation plea to private landowners: skip red tape and help the island marble butterfly
Food justice takes the spotlight at Town Hall Seattle
Seattle Public Schools’ Chief of Equity has first-hand experience with racial bias in class
The SR 99 Tunnel won’t be free anymore starting Saturday

KUOW FM
How schools are using the Trump impeachment inquiry as a teachable moment
Rash of nursing home closures in Washington prompts proposals to raise Medicaid rates
Republicans Ask For Whistleblower, Hunter Biden To Testify In Impeachment Inquiry
William Barr Emerges As The Attorney General Trump Wanted. Democrats, Not So Much
Stress Over Mass Shootings, Health Care Access High Among Latinos, Survey Finds
Why the Pierce County Executive wants $30 car tabs, even if it could mean less transit
Friday politics: Late returns boost Sawant, car tabs headed for court
CDC Finds Possible Culprit In Outbreak Of Vaping-Related Lung Injuries
Bullet train for Cascadia urged on despite electorate’s anti-tax mood
Cheap car tabs could lead to expensive downtown trips
No more free rides as SR 99 tunnel starts tolling

NW Public Radio
Rash of nursing home closures in Washington prompts proposals to raise Medicaid rates (Cody)
Federal Managers Propose Northwest Habitat Protections For Orcas And Humpback Whales
As Backcountry Travelers Shift Load To Goats, National Forests Eye Risks

Web

Crosscut
U.S. citizens receive $26 per person in federal disaster aid. Tribal citizens get $3.
Opinion: Washington voters rejected greed last week — from both corporations and the government
Opinion: In Seattle, a tax on big business is now more possible than ever
After reclaiming its sacred falls, the Snoqualmie tribe looks toward the future
Watching the Seattle Sounders make history, with 70,000 of your closest friends

Seattle P.I.
‘A scandal’: Community remembers, honors 169 homeless residents who died last year
Affirmative action measure Referendum 88 still losing in latest counts

Waterland Blog
Des Moines resident appointed by Governor to new Aviation Commission (Orwall, Keiser)

Friday, November 8

Referendum 88 on affirmative action still trailing Thursday, but margin narrows as King County voters say yes
Referendum 88 continued to trail in Thursday’s vote count, but the margin narrowed as a bundle of King County votes came in favoring the affirmative-action measure. As counties posted more votes to their websites Thursday afternoon, Referendum 88 was behind statewide, 48.8% to 51.2%. Continue reading in The Seattle Times. (Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press)

The Government Protects Our Food and Cars. Why Not Our Data?
After Apple discovered in June that certain MacBook laptops could overheat, posing a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission quickly issued a warning, along with information about consumer burns and smoke inhalation. But after Apple learned that its FaceTime video chat app was enabling consumers to listen in on the conversations of people they called — even when the recipients did not answer their phones — there was no designated federal protection agency to warn Americans or collect reports of privacy invasions. Continue reading in The New York Times. (Photo illustrations by Doug Chayka)

Nicotine vaping age to go up as CDC calls finding THC additive in lungs a “breakthrough”
Federal officials announced Friday they discovered an oily derivative of vitamin E in the lungs of patients hospitalized with vaping-related illnesses, a finding the principal deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called a “breakthrough.” The additive, vitamin E acetate, is sometimes used as a diluent of THC oil, particularly by street dealers. Continue reading in USA Today. (AP)