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Friday, August 30
FEATURED STORIES
WATCH: Washington Legislature to sue governor over line-item veto
The Washington state Legislature plans to sue Gov. Jay Inslee, saying he overstepped his authority for a series of one-sentence vetoes in this year’s transportation budget. Lawmakers said Thursday the governor violated the constitutional ban against vetoing less than a full section of legislation. Watch on Q13 News (via the Associated Press)
How Paying for College Is Changing Middle-Class Life
Everyone knows that higher education is expensive. The average annual price tag for attending an American college is now around $50,000. To pay that, most students receive some combination of financial aid and loans, but schools expect parents to reach into their bank accounts, too. Paying for college, however, is taking a toll on American families in ways that are more profound and less appreciated than even the financial cost conveys. Read more in the New York Times
In letter, US senators push Amazon to remove unsafe products
Three U.S. senators are pushing Amazon to remove unsafe products from its online store, spurred by a Wall Street Journal investigation that found that more than 4,000 products on the site were mislabeled, declared unsafe or banned by regulators. Read more on KOMO (via the Associated Press)
Associated Press
Washington Legislature to sue governor over line-item veto
$6M federal grant going toward pedestrian connection at Colman Dock
North Dakota: Study “undermines” Washington state’s rail law
In letter, US senators push Amazon to remove unsafe products
Washington ecologists discuss creating wastewater regulation
Magnitude 6.3 earthquake rumbles 150 miles off Oregon coast
Judge rules disputed land is part of Yakama Reservation
Aberdeen Daily World
Council votes to sell old river camp site and buy adjacent property for a new one
Auburn Reporter
King County allocates $318 million for education
King County pushes back report on for-hire driver trafficking training
‘All-hands-on-deck effort’
State Auditor discusses government audits and fraud investigations
Everett Herald
To stay afloat, Darrington mill needs more public timber
Revised contract keeps Everett teachers Washington’s best-paid
Edmonds council to pay tribute to tribal heritage every week
Editorial: Meetings canceled over threats show broken process
The Inlander
Why Matt Shea was asked not to attend a census-count committee meeting
Islands’ Weekly
State Parks Boating Program reminds paddlers to be safe
News Tribune (subscription required)
Fight over law’s wording could get you a car-tab refund but cost Sound Transit billions
State’s first ‘Safe Station’ for opioid treatment opens in downtown Tacoma fire station
‘Neighborhood’ college opens to adults, high school students in Spanaway
Editorial: Give summer one last gasp; all Tacoma-area public schools should start after Labor Day
New York Times
Op-Ed: How Paying for College Is Changing Middle-Class Life
Olympian (subscription required)
It’s done! Kennewick teachers, administrators reach tentative agreement to end strike
Puget Sound Business Journal
Google unearths 2-year-long iPhone spyware attack
Millennial homeownership not a sure thing
Renton Reporter
King County allocates $318 million for education
King County pushes back report on for-hire driver trafficking training
Seattle Times (subscription required)
4 Seattle community centers won’t see their hours reduced in September after all
You can ride King County Metro buses for free during the next snow emergency
Seattle Weekly
King County allocates $318 million for education
A salt marsh in recovery is gobbling carbon, gaining ground
A veto too far? Lawmakers may sue Inslee to figure it out
Skagit Valley Herald
Samish River chinook, Skagit River coho bring fishing opportunities
Mount Vernon defers decision on homeless parking sites
Biotoxin closes shellfish harvesting throughout Skagit County
Sedro-Woolley School Board passes district’s budget
Spokesman Review
Legislators sue Inslee over vetoes in transportation bill (Billig)
Opinion: I-1639 serves as needless roadblock
Tri-City Herald
It’s done! Kennewick teachers, administrators reach tentative agreement to end strike
After years of preparation, work to empty Hanford leak-prone waste tanks is ready to restart
Editorial: Ugliness grows in the dark. Kennewick school talks needed to be open | Editorial
First week of school brings enrollment surprises at Tri-Cities schools
Yakima Herald Republic
Prosecutor turns to little-used legal provision in effort to oust Wapato mayor
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
West Seattle, Burien buses being rerouted to ease delays from Viaduct demolition
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Legislative committees vote to sue Gov. Inslee
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
‘(It) is kind of a mess’: Seahawks fans get preview of Labor Day ferry squeeze
Seattle Police stocking up on opioid overdose medicine
Seattle bus routes to change amid long commute times
Q13 TV (Fox)
Fighting fire with fire: Can science save us from megafires?
Web
Crosscut
King County lost FEMA homelessness funding because the region is too wealthy
My Ballard
Seattle Parks will maintain community center hours with City funding
Queen Anne & Magnolia News
Interbay tiny village up for lease renewal
Thursday, August 29
Associated Press
Immigrants in US military face new citizenship rule for kids
Washington state considers overhaul of pot regulation
Facebook tightens political ad rules, but leaves loopholes
Washington expands access to opioid reversal medication
Videos simulate tsunami waves on Washington coast, San Juans
Farmers’ loyalty to Trump tested over new corn-ethanol rules
US transportation agency issues $8.1 million in grants
Audit: Few Washington state schools have enough lunchtime
Magnitude 6.3 earthquake rumbles 150 miles off Oregon coast
Washington releases tsunami simulation videos
Large fire burns at abandoned lumber mill in Snohomish
Auburn Reporter
King County set to bring in tax-free housing funding
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
First sockeye from Idaho hatchery comes home — $14M, 6 years and hundreds of thousands of smolts later
‘Hate has no home here,’ Whatcom speakers say in reaction to white supremacist flyers
Columbian
In Our View: Congress must guard Endangered Species Act
Everett Herald (subscription required)
A veto too far? Lawmakers may sue Inslee to figure it out
County now lets you apply for concealed pistol permit online
Edmonds council adopts message acknowledging tribal heritage
Guests can file claims after Motel 6 gave their names to ICE
WaPo: Trumps says he’ll pardon aides who break laws to build wall
Editorial: Lungs or not, Amazon needs better protection
The Inlander
How cannabis continues to split rural communities in the Inland Northwest
Kent Reporter
King County Council passes measure to invest millions of dollars for affordable housing
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Researchers take note of transient whales’ behavior in Kitsap visit
Letter: A revenue-neutral income tax idea
News Tribune (subscription required)
School lunchtime too short, state auditor says. It’s hurting kids’ health
‘Neighborhood’ college opens to adults, high school students in Spanaway
New York Times
E.P.A. to Roll Back Regulations on Methane, a Potent Greenhouse Gas
Olympian (subscription required)
No tsunami expected from 6.3 quake Thursday morning off Oregon Coast
Some children of military members born overseas won’t automatically be U.S. citizens
Trump’s new tariffs will begin Sunday — here’s what they mean for your wallet
Peninsula Daily News
Tharinger, Chapman serve lunch for Boys & Girls Club in Sequim (Tharinger, Chapman)
Clallam Transit considers eliminating advertising on buses
Jefferson Transit approves six-year development plan
U.S. Rep. Kilmer talks jobs, training, healthcare at Sequim chamber meeting
Puget Sound Business Journal
Facebook tightens rules on verifying political advertisers
Apple apologises for listening to Siri conversations
Renton Reporter
King County set to bring in tax-free housing funding
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Massachusetts health-care system conducting a review of US HealthVest after Seattle Times investigation
King County Council votes on how to spend $318M for education over the next 15 years
Fearing violence, officials cancel public meetings on managing Washington wolf packs
Anyone in Washington state can now obtain Naloxone, the opioid overdose medication
Washington follows national trend, sees decline in high-school sports participation
Seattle Weekly
King County set to bring in tax-free housing funding
Skagit Valley Herald
State considers move to improve quality of marine waters
Larsen gets input on summer meal programs
Spokesman Review
Whistleblower links Rep. Matt Shea to document describing creation of theocratic ‘redoubt’ territory
Eating lunch after recess better for students, report says; some Spokane schools in line with recommendation
Opioid overdose reversal drug made available statewide without a prescription
Washington wolf issues are heated, but experts urge perspective
Spokane schools, teachers union to continue contract negotiations; union leader resigns
Hospitalizations tied to vaping on the rise
Op-ed: Well-being of our children is paramount
Tri-City Herald
No deal. No school. Kennewick teachers to continue to strike on Thursday
First week of school brings enrollment surprises at Tri-Cities schools
Yakima Herald Republic
Fires burning in Kittitas County prompt evacuations, road closures
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
6.3 earthquake hits off Southern Oregon coast
State begins testing toll system for SR 99 tunnel in Seattle
UW expert calls attention to deforestation in the Amazon amid record fires
Washington Motel 6 guests can file claims over info shared with ICE
Washington schools not providing enough time for lunch, audit says
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Drivers disregard: WSDOT testing signage for SR 99 Tunnel
Seattle City Light sued over massive electricity bills
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Mount Vernon delays vote on safe parking lot program for homeless
Car cuts into Fauntleroy ferry line; man pulls gun as fight erupts
KNKX FM
Lummi Nation mourns lost Southern Resident orcas, renames those remaining
KUOW FM
Spokane Republicans call for Rep. Matt Shea to step down
Q13 TV (Fox)
66 search and rescues at Olympic National Park this year
Web
Cascadia Weekly
Hands Against Hate (Lovelett)
Crosscut
Kicking Matt Shea out of Washington’s Legislature: Can it be done? (Jinkins, Habib)
Opinion: People with disabilities need to get around. Seattle needs to make it easier
Slog
Weed Farmers Markets? Pot Exports? State Considers Big Changes to Washington’s Legal Industry
The State’s Pot-Tracking System Is Messed Up
Wednesday, August 28
Associated Press
5 years in, Washington considers overhaul of pot regulation
Deutsche Bank has tax returns sought in Congressional probe
Fearing violence, state of Washington cancels wolf meetings
Washington court to offer amnesty on outstanding tickets
Anacortes council commits to housing funding program
Man accused of threatening African American mother, child
Body found by firefighters after blaze at homeless camp
Kennewick cancels first day of school amid teachers strike
Grocery workers in Oregon, Washington poised to strike
Aberdeen Daily World
Congressman talks health care, jobs, tsunami prep at Westport town hall
Oped: The dangerous theater of open carry
Oped: Are the Fake News Media trying to crash Trump’s economy? Oh, yes. We certainly are.
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
DNR simulations show what tsunami could look like in Bellingham after Cascadia quake
‘I didn’t know it was that bad:’ Students learn about Washington’s school-funding system
Columbian
In Our View: Approach electoral districts with caution
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Boeing says it will sell about 50 acres at Kent site
Commentary: Growing meth crisis requires empathy, resources
Islands’ Weekly
Labor Day weekend means more travelers, extra travel time
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Mission Creek inmates plant veggies, reap rewards of giving back
Man charged with hate crime after yelling racial slurs at restaurant owner
News Tribune (subscription required)
It will take a tsunami 3 hours to strike Tacoma if 9.0 quake hits off coast
‘Affront to human rights’ or ‘step in right direction’? LNG fight rages one more time
Op-Ed: Washington landlords unfairly targeted
Olympian (subscription required)
Simulation shows how fast tsunamis could move through Puget Sound after ‘The Big One’
Peninsula Daily News
Jefferson County joint housing board to meet
Puget Sound Business Journal
Lynnwood light rail will collect $100M in federal funding as groundbreaking nears
Farmers’ frustration with Trump grows as U.S. escalates China fight
Seattle Times (subscription required)
‘The best contract I’ve seen’: With new agreement, Seattle teachers could make from $63,000 to $124,000
Remembering the past while making way for change in the Central District
Editorial: Reform the Electoral College
Skagit Valley Herald
Changes proposed for overtime pay rules
Fire danger increases with heat
Spokesman Review
Proposed bill would open door to home delivery of marijuana in Washington
A garden grows in West Plain jail, bearing more than just vegetables
School bus drivers learn to turn student conflicts into cooperation
WSU study links Spokane childhood obesity to parental fear in low-income neighborhoods with high crimes rates and busy streets
Statewide wolf meetings, including one in Spokane, canceled after threats of violence
Tri-City Herald
No school again Wednesday in Kennewick. Teachers to return to picket lines
A Richland doctor prescribed 41,000 opioids in a year. 2 pill mill guilty pleas
Yakima Herald Republic
While crack is wider, officials say Rattlesnake Ridge slide continues to slow down
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Washington State Ferries down one of its largest vessels ahead of Labor Day weekend
19 of the nation’s worst-rated nursing homes are in Washington state
Seattle teachers approve new contract agreement calling for increased wages
Washington opioid lawsuits against Purdue Pharma inch closer to trial
Property crime, homelessness among top public safety concerns in Seattle, survey says
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Protesters rally to keep liquid natural gas facility out of the South Sound
U.S. Census Bureau hiring hundreds of workers in the Seattle area
New simulations show tsunami impacts on Washington communities
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Watch: Tsunami’s devastating impact on Washington after potential 9.0 quake
Seattle’s longest running sanctioned homeless camp finds new temporary home
New program allows Running Start students to stay on high school campus
KNKX FM
Lummi Nation mourns lost Southern Resident orcas, renames those remaining
KUOW FM
AS PUERTO RICO BRACES FOR STORM, FEDS TO MOVE $271 MILLION TO BORDER OPERATIONS
White kids usually get the most recess in Seattle. Black kids, the least
Seattle pot business owners say state policies leave trail for thieves
Federal Judge Blocks Parts Of Missouri Law That Bans Abortions After 8 Weeks
Brazil Rejects G-7’s Offer Of $22 Million To Fight Amazon Fires
Q13 TV (Fox)
Unfriendly guest: Moth spotted in western Washington is ‘bad news,’ scientists say
Shelter opens in Tacoma to help get homeless teens off the streets
Annual Seattle University survey shows public’s safety concerns
Web
Crosscut
WA farmers and laborers are struggling under the H-2A guest worker program — and it may get worse
Slog
The Future of Tacoma’s LNG Plant Hangs in the Balance Today
Feeling Anxious About the Amazon Burning? You’re Not Alone
Tuesday, August 27
FEATURED STORIES
Migrant children now in Washington state tell of haunting conditions at the border as AGs file suit via The Seattle Times
Kennewick classes canceled. Teachers to strike starting Tuesday via The Bellingham Herald
Washington is usually ablaze with wildfires this time of year. What happened? via Crosscut
Associated Press
Washington among states suing over child-immigrant rules
Health officials urge caution after toxic algae found
Seattle Highway 99 tunnel tolling to start in November
Kennewick cancels first day of school amid teachers strike
New maps chart possible course for estuary restoration
Washington receives grant to combat maternal mortality
Russian firm sues Boeing over Max jet, open to settlement
The massive plastic-cleaning device invented by a 25-year-old may finally be catching trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Take a look at its difficult journey.
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Kennewick classes canceled. Teachers to strike starting Tuesday
The Columbian
AC Hotel breaks ground at Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 (Cleveland)
How local legislators did on NARAL Pro-Choice Washington’s scorecard (Cleveland, Stonier, Wylie)
In Our View: High Court should rule on ‘faithless electors’
In Our View: Governments must invest in education, students
The Daily News
Grocery store strike an option in Fred Meyer, Safeway contract negotiations
Longview school board approves $98 million budget
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Editorial: State makes right move by funding Title X services
Inlander
WA House fired Shea aide after “bloodshed or Liberty state” rally speech
Islands’ Weekly
Worldwide fisheries experts gather in Seattle to save wild salmon
LTE: Lamenting the Orca Initiative
News Tribune (subscription required)
Hit with $311,150 public records fine, Pierce County Prosecutor’s Office files appeal
Snag a reservation now to tour the Governor’s mansion this fall
Expect airport-like security at this year’s Washington State Fair in Puyallup
Editorial: Here’s to the Gig Harbor Democrat willing to take on “Moscow Mitch”
New York Times
Farmers’ Frustration With Trump Grows as U.S. Escalates China Fight
Olympian (subscription required)
Fish and Wildlife will try to ‘attract’ cougar after reports of sightings in Olympia
Lawsuit filed over rollback of child immigrant protections
Peninsula Daily News
Clallam looks to work with cities in gaining from sales tax law (Chapman, Tharinger)
Jefferson County letter seeks alternatives to spraying
Puget Sound Business Journal
US investment in China rises despite trade war, says consultancy
Opinion: Fair and open negotiation process is needed prevent surprise medical bills
Seattle Times (subscription required)
‘I didn’t know it was that bad’: Students learn about Washington’s school-funding system
One of the best places to grow old? Washington has 8th-highest life expectancy in U.S., study finds
Tolls begin Nov. 9 in Seattle’s new Highway 99 tunnel; here’s what you’ll pay
Migrant children now in Washington state tell of haunting conditions at the border as AGs file suit
Seattle home prices again lower than a year ago
Editorial: Check security, and constitutional rights, at northern border
Skagit Valley Herald
Bike team on cross-country ride for affordable housing
New facilities, programs on the way for Skagit/Islands Head Start
Three families share their stories of reunification
Low return of pink salmon forces fishery closure
Potentially harmful algae bloom seen on Big Lake
Spokesman Review
Washington joins lawsuit against proposed changes to detaining immigrant children
Weed control boards tested by outbreak of noxious skeletonweed
Opinion: Title X gag rule is about politics, not women’s health
Tri-City Herald
Kennewick classes canceled. Teachers to strike starting Tuesday
Tri-Cities hospital ranks among the top in the state, says U.S. News
Editorial: Blame the state’s school funding ‘fix’ for Kennewick’s stalled teacher salary talks
Vancouver Business Journal
Vesta Hospitality, Port of Vancouver USA break ground on AC Hotel by Marriott (Cleveland)
Broadcast
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Seattle teachers to vote on new labor contract
Kent neighbors may see recycling rate hike
Goat relocation in Olympic National Forest: An in-depth look
Olympia plans to clear homeless camp under bridge
Controlled burns planned for over 11,000 acres in eastern Washington forest
Washington state suing over rollback of child immigrant protections
KNKX FM
Lummi Nation mourns lost Southern Resident orcas, renames those remaining
Bus rapid transit plans roll forward in Pierce County
WSDOT: Tunnel tolling to start in November
KUOW FM
White kids usually get the most recess in Seattle. Black kids, the least
Washington state joins coalition to challenge Trump Administration on child detention
Washington state, along with 19 others, sues Trump Administration over detaining migrant children
Seattle schools, teachers reach tentative contract agreement
Northwest Public Broadcasting
Northwest grocery store workers vote to approve strike if wage negotiations collapse
Web
Crosscut
Washington is usually ablaze with wildfires this time of year. What happened?
In suing Trump, again, WA attorney general surfaces abuse allegations from detained children
These waterways are some of the most diverse ecosystems on the West Coast — and the most endangered
Slog
Our Generation Can Claim Front Row Seats to the End of the World
Monday, August 26
FEATURED STORIES
Is giving judges more discretion in sentencing the right reform? Lawmakers to decide (Goodman, Darneille) via The News Tribune
How a company’s push to expand psychiatric care brought peril via The Seattle Times
Seattle teachers reach tentative contract agreement via The Associated Press
Associated Press
Alaska salmon deaths blamed on record warm temperatures
Seattle teachers reach tentative contract agreement
State says no discipline in intubation of body in Bellingham
As migrant workers decrease, Idaho farmers struggle
‘Red flag laws’ offer tool for preventing some gun violence
Washington receives grant to combat maternal mortality
Aberdeen Daily World
Timberland Library officials seek to reassure patrons
Aberdeen makes offer to purchase lot for long-term homeless facility
Guest Editorial: Now’s the time to rethink the Timberland Regional Library system
Arlington Times
Marysville spends over 400 hours on public information requests
Auburn Reporter
Auburn visit: Rep. Schrier urges families to vaccinate their children as schools prepare to open
King County Flood Control District awards $4.6 million for salmon habitat restoration and recovery
Opinion: To expel or not to expel Rep. Shea, that may be the question (Jinkins, Sells, Peterson)
Opinion: Drones planting trees in burned wildlands
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
More than just a viral video, the Salmon Cannon could be key to the species’ recovery
Whatcom’s unemployment rate is on the rise, but is that a bad sign for job market?
The Daily News
Family Promise opens Sunday; effort unites churches to battle homelessness
North Head Lighthouse re-opens: visitors flock from far away
Kelso airport to begin $750K runway project Monday
Washington to get $375,000 to combat maternal mortality
Stargazers flock to Mount St. Helens
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Addict: ‘You go to the street because you’re sick and it hurts’
Two new buildings, upgrades set for Lakewood School District
Pay up or else! County could sue over ballot drop boxes
WaPo: Trump could save millions if Fed lowers rates as he demands
Commentary: Years after scandal, corrections reforms idled
Editorial: Plan for grizzly bears’ return reemerges from den
Kent Reporter
Local officials break ground on huge Green River levee project in Kent (Keiser, Entenman)
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Opinion: A great step toward providing health care for every kid
News Tribune (subscription required)
Got homegrown apples? Here’s why you shouldn’t travel with them
WSP focusing on drivers violating the Move Over law in work and emergency zones
A look inside Tacoma’s new homeless youth shelter
Is giving judges more discretion in sentencing the right reform? Lawmakers to decide (Goodman, Darneille)
Day of LNG hearing also to include rally, march
Editorial: Pierce County prosecutors shouldn’t mess with free press. We won’t lay down our shield
New York Times
Your Boss Should Take Full Parental Leave
Olympian (subscription required)
Is giving judges more discretion in sentencing the right reform? Lawmakers to decide (Goodman, Darneille)
Editorial: Ending a meth habit is a long, terrible journey. Let’s do all we can to lend a hand.
Peninsula Daily News
EYE ON CLALLAM: Commissioners to discuss state housing bill (Chapman, Tharinger)
Puget Sound Business Journal
Drug to treat a rare disease costs millions
Business groups sound an alarm as Trump’s trade war spirals
Sound Transit dishes out $1.5B for Lynnwood light rail construction
Seattle Times (subscription required)
How a company’s push to expand psychiatric care brought peril
Editorial: Good news in the fight for affordable housing
With more ‘locally grown’ health insurers, Washington sees moderate rate increases
Seattle teachers get 11% pay raise over 3 years in draft of new contract
As historic Jensen boatyard shuts down, former employees keep boatcraft alive in Seattle
How much easier was it for baby boomers to buy a home in Seattle? Let’s adjust for inflation
Spokesman Review
51st state supporters reserve booth at Spokane County Interstate Fair, draw scrutiny
The School Year Ahead: After unsettled spring, Spokane elementary teachers prepare to juggle new classrooms, more students
Tri-City Herald
Fun facts about 2 new schools opening in Pasco and West Richland this week
Hanford company settles retaliation lawsuit after engineer raises nuclear safety concerns
Vancouver Business Journal
Taxable sales increase steadily in Clark County
State retail sales hit $39.4 billion in first quarter 2019
County seeks volunteers for Audit Oversight Committee
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Public should keep pressure on Big Pharma to cut prices
Editorial: If lawmaker crossed line he should be ousted
Washington Post
G-7 summit ends with little consensus amid Trump’s mixed messaging on the trade war
Trump sings the praises of his resort in Florida as possible G-7 host for 2020
Trump’s trade war could cause the crisis his critics feared
Trump insists talks have restarted with China, but details remain elusive
Yakima Herald Republic
Vaccine change not expected to have big impact in Yakima County. Schools already have low exemption rate
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Seattle tunnel tolling announcement set for Monday
Trials show hope for handling manure at Washington dairies
Mental health benefits of nature should influence city planning, says UW study
Marysville hit with online hate in case of mistaken identity over racist remark
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Date for SR 99 Tunnel tolling expected to be announced Monday
Seattle teachers to see pay increase over next 3 years pending contract approval
Protesters in Seattle rally in support of protests in Hong Kong
Man charged with hate crime, assault against Burien mayor by state AG
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Ferry woes could add additional snarls to Seattle’s waterfront traffic
KNKX FM
Students in Everett schools face a new policy barring cellphone use in class
KUOW FM
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Treated Again For Cancer |
What Do Greenlanders Think Of Trump’s Interest In Buying Greenland?
Trump Walks Back Statements On China; White House Walks Them Forward
Trump abortion policy will cause public health crisis, Seattle Planned Parenthood leader says
Q13 TV (Fox)
The Divide: Free press and ‘fake news’
Web
Crosscut
Backlash to the work of this Seattle doctor led Congress to block funding for gun research
Seattle P.I.
Moody’s gives Washington its first-ever triple-A credit rating
Seattle teachers reach tentative contract agreement
Trials show hope for handling manure at Washington dairies
State says no discipline in intubation of body in Bellingham
Slog
A Thousand Health Care Workers Picket Outside Swedish Hospital (Macri, Saldaña)