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Thursday, October 24

Rodolfo De Anda, left, and Junior Alejandre polish up an old farm truck before moving it into position in the new Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture. (Bettina Hansen / The Seattle Times)

First museum of Latinx history in Washington, opening in Seattle, tells overlooked story
When Rogelio Riojas looks at 1950s farmworker cabins, transplanted from Eastern Washington to a new museum of Latinx history in Washington, things quickly get personal. Two small shingled cabins — outfitted with furniture, dishes and other objects from the time — are not just history for Riojas, president and CEO of Sea Mar Community Health Centers. They’re a snapshot of his childhood. Read more in the Seattle Times

The Interstate Bridge spanning the Columbia River. (KATU Photo)

Oregon and Washington legislators set to meet again to discuss replacing Interstate Bridge
Oregon and Washington will reignite the debate over whether to replace the Interstate Bridge. Washington previously killed the idea, but is now coming to the table. Read more on KOMO

Drug Take Back Day Saturday to include vaping devices
For the first time, local police departments will accept vaping devices and cartridges along with unwanted and expired prescription drugs during a National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday. Read more in the The Daily News

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Associated Press
36 Clallam Bay inmates transferred after meal strike
Supreme Court: state employee birthdates are public record
Audit: Vancouver discipline rates higher for minorities
Deal to buy NORPAC cooperative terminated
Official: Solving wild horse problem will take $5B, 15 years

Auburn Reporter
State officials remind public Tobacco and Vapor 21 begins Jan. 1

Aberdeen Daily World
WDFW partners with Weyerhaeuser Company to open 6,638 acres of forest for hunters
Career diplomats reviled by Trump are providing the evidence that could be used to impeach him

Bellingham Herald
Federal judge weighs allegations of Hanford kickbacks, fraud and inflated pricing
Who’s keeping an eye on the vaping industry? Turns out nobody, really (Pollet)
Pompeo: State Dept. will ‘comply’ with law on release of Giuliani communications

The Daily News
Drug Take Back Day Saturday to include vaping devices
Mental health support group closing Longview office
Editorial: Washington lawmakers ignored the warnings. Vaping crisis could have been prevented
Oyster growers agree to abandon quest to use controversial insecticide in Southwest Washington tidelands (Takko, Blake)

Everett Herald (subscription required)
U.S. 2 logjam extends delays into at least Thursday morning
A new pathway to construction, electrical and labor trades
Gray wolves are protected, so why is the state killing them?

News Tribune (subscription required)
School in jeopardy in Sumner-Bonney Lake. Teachers say they’d join strike by paraeducators
Who’s keeping an eye on the vaping industry? Turns out nobody, really (Pollet)
$13M project expands services for thousands of immigrants, refugees in Tacoma
Editorial: Cronyism or clumsy oversight? Either way, Pierce County leaders don’t look good in video contractor fiasco

New York Times
Republicans Fight Trump’s Impeachment by Attacking the Process
Republicans Grind Impeachment Inquiry to Halt as Evidence Mounts Against Trump
House Unanimously Approves Bill to Make Animal Cruelty a Federal Offense

Puget Sound Business Journal
Sound Transit breaks ground on downtown Redmond light rail
Upgraded 777X engine delivered to Boeing Everett factory for fresh tests
Boeing bags two 787 VIP Dreamliner jet sales
Corporate boards make strides on diversity — but it’s a slow process
Everett port buys remainder of Kimberly Clark mill property

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Puget Sound Energy wants 14% increase on natural-gas bills
First museum of Latinx history in Washington, opening in Seattle, tells overlooked story
For readers in Tacoma and Olympia, a Saturday newspaper will soon be a thing of the past
Op-Ed: Probation budget cuts threaten second chances and public safety in Seattle

Skagit Valley Herald
Anacortes looking at plastic bag ban
Are farm robots, driverless tractors coming?
Drones could help farmers inspect crops from above

Spokesman Review
Feds target Lockheed Martin ‘scheme’ to boost profits from Hanford contract
Fulcher says House needs to know what impeachment committees are told

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Information on foreign election hackers should be shared

Yakima Herald Republic
ACLU letter over Yakima strong mayor proposal draws mixed reactions

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KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Issaquah latest school district to install cameras on school bus stop paddles

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Oregon and Washington legislators set to meet again to discuss replacing Interstate Bridge

KUOW FM
SHE WAS RAPED 15 YEARS AGO. HER RAPE KIT WAS FINALLY TESTED AND TURNED UP A MATCH
How Rick Perry Became A Key Figure In The Trump Impeachment Probe
Exclusive: Trump Wants To Pick Cuccinelli For DHS, But Worries Senate Would Balk
Republicans Disrupt House Impeachment Inquiry, Delaying Testimony From Pentagon Aide
Trump Calls Syria Cease-Fire ‘Permanent’ After Russia, Turkey Make Deal
WATCH LIVE: Mark Zuckerberg Offers A Choice: The Facebook Way Or The China Way

NW Public Radio
Amazon To Expand Data Centers In Northeastern Oregon, Reaping More Tax Breaks

Q13 TV (Fox)
Scientists warn of salmon extinction if Snake River dams stay
Young people who use flavored tobacco at first are more likely to keep using tobacco later, study says
Russell Wilson, Ciara raise awareness of upcoming National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

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Crosscut
Washington state isn’t transparent about student arrests. Federal law says it’s supposed to be

Slog
Slog AM: AOC Grills Zuckerberg, an Update on the London Corpse Truck, Japanese Hotel Robots Probably Watched You Sleep
log PM: Republicans Pull Stunts, Sawant Writes for Teen Vogue, a Ghost Fire in the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station
The Democrats’ Impeachment “Star Chamber” Is Getting Big Results

Wednesday, October 23

(Candice K. Emmons under U.S. permit #781-1824 and 16163)

Learning how endangered orcas hunt could be the key to saving them
In the race to save Puget Sound’s starving southern resident killer whale population — down to 73 members among three pods — researchers and policymakers have pitched a broad assortment of science-backed solutions. Key among them: increasing the abundance of endangered chinook salmon, the southern residents’ food of choice; minimizing pollution; and regulating boat traffic and whale watching so orcas can live and feed in peace. Read more in Crosscut

Ron Muzzall is named Washington’s newest state senator
Officials from three counties and two political parties unanimously picked Whidbey Island farm owner Ron Muzzall on Friday to fill a vacant state senate seat. Read more in the Whidbey News-Times

Trump EPA Revokes Protections for Waterways
Bad news for Americans who drink water: On Tuesday, the Trump Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published its final repeal of the Clean Water Rule, an Obama-era protection that expanded federal protections for waterways and wetlands across the country. Read more in the Slog

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Associated Press
Boeing replaces executive who oversaw 737 Max, other planes
The diplomat took notes. Then he told a story.
‘Just too much’: Meet the uber-rich who want a wealth tax
Trump seeks to block California as global climate leader
Logjam threatens bridge near Everett, Washington
Gun insurance company to pay $100K for illegal policy plans
Oyster growers association abandons push to use controversial insecticide

Aberdeen Daily World
For generation Juul, nicotine addiction happens fast and is hard to shake
Lawmakers ‘astonished’ by latest testimony of key U.S. diplomat
Oyster growers abandon quest to use controversial insecticide in Twin Harbors tidelands

Columbian
Bistate I-5 Bridge committee to meet Friday in Vancouver (Cleveland, Hobbs, Fey, Wylie)
In Our View: Removing dams would damn N.W. economy

The Daily News
New homeless plan emphasizes need for more affordable housing

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Port of Everett secures mill property, eyes shipyard lease
Boeing costs for 737 Max jump $900 million in 3rd quarter
Bloomberg: Boeing 737 Max design at fault in crash, Indonesia says
Singletary: When pension plans fail, people suffer

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Trump said impeachment is ‘lynching.’ Why it’s not OK

News Tribune (subscription required)
The News Tribune launches expanded weekend newspapers
Will new three-word marketing slogan boost Tacoma tourism?
Can Circuit of the Northwest race track succeed in busy Puget Sound sports market?
Editorial: Washington lawmakers ignored the warnings. Vaping crisis could have been prevented

Olympian (subscription required)
Want $17.50 an hour? Census Bureau hiring hundreds in Thurston Co.

Peninsula Daily News
36 Clallam Bay Corrections Center inmates transferred after meal strike
Port of Port Angeles settles with Shell Oil on cleanup

Puget Sound Business Journal
Boeing to cut 787 Dreamliner production in 2020
Opinion: Equal access to opportunity is a moral and economic imperative

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Op-Ed: Illegal RV sewage dumping in Seattle pollutes waterways and poses a public-health hazard
Jim Ellis, who preserved Washington’s nature and spearheaded public works, dies at 98

Skagit Valley Herald
Anacortes passes moratorium to address tall buildings
County approves tax to aid conservation district
Port of Anacortes buys industrial land on March Point

Spokesman Review
Management plan adds 61,000 acres of wilderness area to Colville National Forest
Nearly $1M grant will help Volunteers of America battle youth homelessness
Legislative panel urged to restore voting rights to felons sooner

Tri-City Herald
3 teens are accused of shooting threats at 3 different Tri-Cities schools in just 2 weeks

USA Today
Vaping devices under scrutiny as lung illness outbreak continues to vex health officials

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Hanford cleanup must remain federal priority

Whidbey News-Times
Ron Muzzall is named Washington’s newest state senator
Investor service downgrades school district bond rating

Yakima Herald Republic
Questions and answers about changing Yakima’s form of government
Lack of accessible child care costing state economy — and possibly Yakima County — significantly

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KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Boeing reports big profit shortfall for third quarter amid ongoing 737 Max controversy
King County sends thousands of duplicate ballots

KUOW FM
TRUMP CALLS IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY A ‘LYNCHING’

NW Public Radio
What Does It Take To Get A New Apple Variety To Market? A Lot. And Cosmic Crisp Shows It

Web

Crosscut
Seattle City Council wants to ensure stable housing for people on federal disability
Learning how endangered orcas hunt could be the key to saving them

Seattle P.I.
‘Who is buying Seattle?’: New report issues warnings on Seattle’s luxury housing boom

Slog
Slog PM: A Big Day for Impeachment, U.S. Exits Syria, Brexit Exits…?
Trump EPA Revokes Protections for Waterways

Tuesday, October 22

Lack of accessible child care costing state economy — and possibly Yakima County — significantly
A dysfunctional child care industry is severely costing employers and employees statewide, a new report has discovered. Research commissioned by a state-mandated task force found that in 2017, a “broken market” cost employers $2 billion from employee turnover related to child care issues. Read more in the Yakima Herald

A flavored vape ban was proposed 4 years ago and failed. Will lawmakers pass it now?
On March 16, 2015, John Wiesman, the state’s Secretary of Health, asked lawmakers to approve a bill that included a ban on flavored vaping products. “I am ringing the alarm bell on the use of vaping products by our youth,” said Wiesman. “I need you to take action this session.” It didn’t happen. A year later, the House passed the bill requested by Gov. Jay Inslee and Attorney General Bob Ferguson, but it died in the Senate. Read more in the News Tribune

(Photo by Brian Vander Brug/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Climate change will spread disease faster. Scientists want to keep us informed — and unafraid
When the first locally acquired case of Valley fever was diagnosed in Washington in 2010, health officials were stunned. The disease had appeared in the state only in patients who had recently traveled to the warm and dry corners of the Southwest, said Heather Hill, a communicable disease expert for the Benton-Franklin Health District in south central Washington. But since that time, the disease has been found east of the Cascade Mountains, where an active agricultural industry, and hot, dry summers provide conditions for the disease to thrive. “It’s probably salted all across Eastern Washington,” Hill said. Read more in Crosscut

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Associated Press
Clusters of illness linked to CBD vapes share 2nd connection
More choices and stable premiums for ‘Obamacare’ next year
US endorses tobacco pouches as less risky than cigarettes
Rains bring floods to parts of Western Washington
Thieves rob, assault customers at restaurant

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Hundreds of ICE detainees refusing to eat food provided at Tacoma detention center
A flavored vape ban was proposed 4 years ago and failed. Will lawmakers pass it now? (Pollet)
43 congressmen, 17 states support Richland florist’s fight against gay couple and state AG
Rains bring floods to parts of Western Washington

Columbian
In Our View: Boeing has more to repair than Max software

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Court ruling: Edmonds can’t enforce safe gun storage

Islands’ Weekly
Property taxes due Oct. 31; plan ahead and mail early

News Tribune (subscription required)
A flavored vape ban was proposed 4 years ago and failed. Will lawmakers pass it now? (Pollet)
43 congressmen, 17 states support Richland florist’s fight against gay couple and state AG
Driscoll: Let the gun lobby rant. Taxing firearms and ammunition sales in Tacoma is right thing

New York Times
Obamacare Premiums to Fall and Number of Insurers to Rise Next Year
Why Baby Elijah Lost Medicaid, and a Million Fewer Children Have It
Facebook Pledges $1 Billion for California Housing

Olympian (subscription required)
A flavored vape ban was proposed 4 years ago and failed. Will lawmakers pass it now? (Pollet)
To bridge divide, our congressman went to Arkansas. Theirs came here. Did it work?

Puget Sound Business Journal
Tariffs starting to affect the Seattle construction market
Estate taxes are easy to flee, but they still help states
Drug companies head off opioid trial with $260m settlement

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Editorial: Addressing the confusion I-976 created
Op-Ed: Ban on flavored nicotine products is a public-health imperative
FAQ: What’s next for Seattle schools’ gifted programs?
Concealed-carry group fined for illegally promising insurance coverage for shootings in Washington state

Skagit Valley Herald
WSU adding weather stations in Skagit County
County, cities revisit tourism marketing plan
Sedro-Woolley High School using drones in math class

Spokesman Review
MultiCare partners with Dispatch to offer house-call medical care in Spokane
Council approves development of Upriver Drive into a new Spokane public park
City inks deal on new warming center for Spokane homeless
State increases size of designated area in Spokane for manufacturer tax breaks, incentives
Boeing denies pilot messaging chat shows prior knowledge of 737 Max 8 flight control problem
Opinion: Protect home health in Washington for Medicare seniors

Tri-City Herald
43 congressmen, 17 states support Richland florist’s fight against gay couple and state AG
$3 billion Hanford contract extended for this company with 2,000 workers

Yakima Herald Republic
Lack of accessible child care costing state economy — and possibly Yakima County — significantly
Washington is now home to over 1,000 wineries
Yakima School District drug screening records subject of lawsuit

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KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Seattle Public Schools awarded $500,000 for youth safety, stopping school violence

KNKX FM
Report: Homeless response systems sometimes prioritize white people
Aging Northwest jails endanger lives, but replacing them is costly and controversial
Seattle Public Schools faces additional criticism for its food service and menu options
Immigrant detainees in Tacoma begin another hunger strike
Pierce County drug court celebrates 25 years of making recovery, change ‘possible for anyone’
Federal shellfish permit doesn’t protect environment, judge rules
Oyster growers in Southwest Washington drop appeal for use of controversial pesticide

KUOW FM
‘We feel like there’s a serial killer on the street.’ Fentanyl’s death toll in the Seattle area
Mulvaney Walks Back Ukraine Remarks, Admits It Wasn’t A ‘Perfect Press Conference’
Poll: Number Of Americans Who Favor Stricter Gun Laws Continues To Grow
Trump Drops Plan To Host G-7 Summit At His Miami Resort
Impeachment Inquiry Update: What This Week Revealed About The Ukraine Affair
Seattle police remove weapons from neo-Nazi organizer
A Push To Have Cars Say ‘No’ To Drunk Drivers
Bellevue police arm themselves with Narcan to combat rise in overdoses
Justice Department Announces Plan To Collect DNA From Migrants Crossing The Border
Trump Says Republicans Need To ‘Get Tougher And Fight’ On Impeachment
Washington Dam Managers Say Their Big Concrete Structures Are Earthquake Ready
Some U.S. Troops May Remain In Northeast Syria To Protect Oil Fields
Whale sanctuary area proposed for humpbacks

Web

Crosscut
Four years after historic wins for Latino politicians, the Yakima City Council is getting less diverse
Climate change will spread disease faster. Scientists want to keep us informed — and unafraid
Most Seattle council members support dramatic expansion of lauded arrest-diversion program
Opinion: What’s Seattle doing to solve its shoplifting problem? Nothing really

Monday, October 21

Trump reversed course on hosting G-7 at his club after learning that impeachment-weary Republicans were tired of defending him
President Trump was forced to abandon his decision to host next year’s Group of Seven summit at his private golf club after it became clear the move had alienated Republicans and swiftly become part of the impeachment inquiry that threatens his presidency. Continue reading in the Washington Post

Move over, Honeycrisp: New apple to debut at grocery stores
They call it the Cosmic Crisp. It’s not a video game, a superhero or the title of a Grateful Dead song. It’s a new variety of apple, coming to a grocery store near you Dec. 1. Cosmic Crisp is the first apple ever bred in Washington state, which grows the majority of the United States’ apples. It’s expected to be a game changer. Continue reading on KIRO7

Whistleblower accuses Group Health of millions in Medicare fraud
Group Health Cooperative in Seattle, one of the nation’s oldest and most respected nonprofit health insurance plans, is accused of bilking Medicare out of millions of dollars in a federal whistleblower case. Read more in the Seattle Times

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Associated Press
Move over, Honeycrisp: New apple to debut at grocery stores
Prosecutors: Trade war opens doors For Mexican drug cartels
Family of woman shot by deputies files federal lawsuit
Washington state to vote on affirmative action referendum
Oyster growers abandon push to use controversial insecticide
Seattle’s first Opportunity Zone development breaks ground
Interstate Bridge project committee to meet
Washington state seismologists propose new tracking sensors
Court overturns law named after woman hurt by DUI driver
University of Washington warns of poisonous, fatal mushrooms
Boeing says it regrets concerns over internal messages on 737 Max

Aberdeen Daily World
E911 request tax increase for radio infrastructure

Auburn Reporter
King County could increase tenant protections
Auburn parks make a pitch to clear the air
Proposed winery ordinance irks King County farmers, neighbors and businesses
Entenman to host coffee, conversation Oct. 19 in downtown Kent (Entenman)
Wilson invites constituents to 30th District coffee hour on Oct. 21 (Wilson)
Letter: Higher taxes shouldn’t be the fix to our road, bridge woes

The Columbian
In Our View: Trade war with China a failed, expensive lesson
In Our View: Don’t waste any of your time on advisory votes

The Daily News
Longview Downtowners look to recruit new businesses, fill vacant shops
A fake cadaver offers real opportunities for LCC students
Bond plans 40-unit apartment building in downtown Longview

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Everett reconsidering traffic-enforcement cameras
County’s median household income is $87,000; second in state

Islands’ Weekly
Island communities welcome new midwives | Women in Business profile

Journal of the San Juan Islands
Public Schools Foundation step up where state falls short

Kitsap Sun
Is your child getting enough time to eat? Kitsap schools aim for 20 minutes
Flipping recess and lunch

News Tribune (subscription required)
To bridge divide, our congressman went to Arkansas. Theirs came here. Did it work?
What was that weather event near Shelton? A tornado, National Weather Service says
Let the gun lobby rant. Taxing firearms and ammunition sales in Tacoma is right thing

New York Times
New Energy Secretary Fits Trend: Cabinet Dominated By Lobbyists
In a Strong Economy, Why Are So Many Workers on Strike?
Marijuana and Vaping: Shadowy Past, Dangerous Present
$260 Million Opioid Settlement Reached at Last Minute With Big Drug Companies

Olympian
How to make ambitious climate goals a reality? ‘Upend the status quo,’ student activist says
Judge: Federal shellfish permit doesn’t protect environment
State gas tax could be phased out by pay-per-mile tax in 10 years
Companies reach $260 million deal to settle opioids lawsuit

Puget Sound Business Journal
Opinion: Corporate responsibility isn’t all corporate — it’s about people and community
Sea-Tac Airport stuck with $142K bill after consultant error
Boeing may book billions more in losses for 737 Max grounding, analysts predict
Amid 737 Max grounding, 777X woes, Boeing faces union drive in California

Renton Reporter
The smoky summer that wasn’t
King County could increase tenant protections

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Whistleblower accuses Group Health of millions in Medicare fraud
Boeing denies pilot messaging chat shows prior knowledge of 737 MAX flight control problem
Opinion: Affirmative action debate in Washington takes an Orwellian turn
Discontent over Washington gun laws leads group to talk of ‘citizen’s arrest’ of Bob Ferguson
Behind a zoo built for animal actors, decades of concern and violations at Olympic Game Farm

Seattle Weekly
The smoky summer that wasn’t
King County could increase tenant protections

Skagit Valley Herald
Muzzall appointed to state Senate
Prosecutor declines charges in officer-involved death
Volunteers plant trees to help salmon, orcas
Working being done to restore habitat for the Oregon spotted frog
Burlington council to address unsustainable budget
Bhangra dance event creates space for South Asian community

Spokesman Review
Spokane International Academy seeks expansion as charter school popularity grows in region
Charter schools are having their moment in Spokane and the rest of the state
Crews battling house fire in Palouse close state Highway 27
WSU study of connection between marijuana legalization, crime turns up surprises

Tri-City Herald
Tri-Citians need a say on the river treaty affecting their lives, argues Newhouse

USA Today
Supreme Court overturns ruling in Michigan partisan gerrymandering case: What it means

The Washington Post
Live updates: Pelosi details evidence of what she calls Trump’s ‘shakedown’ of Ukrainian leader as GOP seeks censure of Schiff
Trump reversed course on hosting G-7 at his club after learning that impeachment-weary Republicans were tired of defending him
The Daily 202: Reversals on G-7 and potentially Syria show Trump buckles in the face of enough Republican pressure
Power Up: Mulvaney’s job hangs in balance after rough performances defending Trump
U.S. discussing proposal to leave troops around Syria’s oil fields, Pentagon says
U.S. has begun reducing troops in Afghanistan, commander says
Pelosi and congressional delegation make unannounced trip to Afghanistan in outreach to allies after Trump’s decision on Syria
Ohio counties, four drug firms reach $260 million settlement in opioid epidemic case, averting trial
Ambassador, defending new rules, says China has obstructed U.S. diplomats’ work for decades
The Technology 202: House Science Committee chair takes aim at Silicon Valley’s handling of Trump’s falsehoods

West Seattle Herald
Port gathers diverse maritime interests to protect endangered orcas by reducing ship noise

Whidbey News-Times
Planning Director recommends replacing hearing examiner with law center

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KOMO4 TV (ABC)
65% of pregnant women don’t get flu vaccines – put newborns at risk, data finds
Volunteers plant trees along Washington pocket estuary to aid salmon

Northwest Public Radio
Pew Survey: Number Of Americans Who Favor Stricter Gun Laws Continues To Grow
Youth Suicide Rates Are On The Rise In The U.S.

Web

Crosscut
4 Puget Sound counties may do what the state couldn’t: Pass a clean-fuel standard
Why growing antibiotic resistance in the Salish Sea’s marine mammals is bad news for humans

Slog
Pain Patients Are Collateral Damage in the Opioid Epidemic

Seattle P.I.
Connelly: The Trump Administration seeks to cut, drill and gouge wild Alaska
US may now keep some troops in Syria to guard oil fields
Boeing says it regrets concerns over internal messages
Washington tornado up roots trees, sends them onto homes

Friday, October 18

(Steve Ringman / The Seattle Times, 2018)

Having trouble getting your student loan forgiven? Washington state’s attorney general wants to hear from you
If you’ve got student loans and have been having trouble getting the public-service loan forgiveness you were promised, Washington state’s attorney general wants to hear from you. Read more in the Seattle Times

3 companies fined for role in fatal Seattle crane collapse
Washington state on Thursday fined three companies a combined $107,000 for their roles in a crane collapse that killed four people in Seattle last April, with officials calling the accident “totally avoidable.” Read more in the Everett Herald

Washington Supreme Court strikes down mandatory car impounds on DUI arrests
Automatically impounding a vehicle whenever someone is arrested for driving under the influence is unconstitutional, a unanimous state Supreme Court said Thursday. Read more in the Spokesman Review