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Thursday, June 27
Associated Press
Airline group advocates more training for Boeing 737 Max
Leaks, accusations and staff shuffle: Turmoil inside DHS
Immigrant parents frantic over young daughter in US custody
Militia threat prompts Oregon Capitol closure amid walkout
State senator complains of inherent bias at caucus meetings (Das, Billig)
Justices deal blow to effort to limit partisan districts
Supreme Court blocks Trump’s citizenship question on census — for now — and allows partisan districts
Some counties worried about new voter-registration system
Port of Vancouver commissioners: No fossil fuel terminals
Child welfare worker says GOP state senators violated campaign finance, ethics rules (Oregon)
Aberdeen Daily World
4-mile stretch of Grayland beach closed to motorized vehicles July 3-5
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
State and top fed official at odds over Hanford high level radioactive waste
Bothell Reporter
Opinion: Proud to be themselves
Columbian
Clark, Spokane counties compare, contrast homeless numbers, resources
Clark County continues to eye pot-law changes
King County seeks to preserve 5,000 acres for parks, open space by the end of 2020
A former bustling Army post became Seattle’s largest park, and potentially affordable housing
Opinion: In Our View: Permanently pay for vital conservation fund
Everett Herald (subscription required)
This year’s biggest election for Democrats isn’t on the ballot (Stonier, Robinson, Tarleton, Jinkins)
Gun-storage provisions and the rest of I-1639 kick in Monday
WaPo: Boeing has a long history of failing to fix safety problems
Petri: What Trump’s ‘she’s not my type’ defense really says
Editorial: Give nation’s parks, public lands funding intended
The Inlander
Spokane Police Guild demands removal of ombudsman from investigation into allegedly violent arrest
The city of Spokane aims to add a new 24/7 shelter this fall, missing its July 1 goal
The Spokane Public Library remains open to homeless patrons and drag queens — and months of controversy
The new Spokane Falls Community College president opens up about the challenges and opportunities ahead
Journal of the San Juan Islands
State’s Kaiser investigation concludes
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Transient orcas visit Dyes Inlet, thrilling many shoreside observers
News Tribune (subscription required)
Called to serve: How recruiters attract young people in Washington’s non-military towns
Supreme Court rejects Trump’s argument for census citizenship question. What that means for 2020
New York Times
Supreme Court Leaves Census Question on Citizenship in Doubt
Supreme Court Bars Challenges to Partisan Gerrymandering
House Democrats Demand More Control Over Border as Impasse Deepens
Canada Signals a Willingness to Challenge Trump on His Clean-Car Rollback
Olympian (subscription required)
State and top fed official at odds over Hanford high level radioactive waste
Puget Sound Business Journal
Boeing CEO says 737 Max troubles have resulted in ‘personnel changes’
Google and the University of Chicago are sued over data sharing
FAA says it has found another potential flaw in the Boeing 737 Max
Renton Reporter
Teens expected protestors, received a “welcome train” instead
Seattle Times (subscription required)
FAA finds new risk on 737 MAX and orders Boeing to make changes
Seattle City Council members consider limiting transportation spending until SDOT changes 35th Ave. N.E.
Golden Gardens Park closed to swimming, fishing after sewer overflow
A former bustling Army post became Seattle’s largest park, and potentially affordable housing
Op-ed: Don’t go there, Seattle: Electric scooters tied to injuries, fatalities
Skagit Valley Herald
Skagit County celebrates family reunification
Bay View beach reopens for recreation
Spokesman Review
Opinion: Participation in 2020 Census is important
Tri-City Herald
State and top fed official at odds over Hanford high level radioactive waste
Editorial: Raids on premier, tax-free conservation fund must stop
Yakima Herald Republic
Legislators, officials say long-term plans needed for drought
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Emergency shelter occupies vacant building in Seattle’s Westlake neighborhood
New software glitch found in troubled Boeing 737 MAX jet
Snohomish farmer combines agriculture, forestry to return farmlands to a more natural state
Smoke from Woodinville recycling plant fire reaches north Seattle
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Steer clear of companies that promise to reduce or forgive student loan debt
Pacific Power takes steps to reduce wildfire risk, may shut off power in severe weather
Everett’s e-scooter pilot stirs mixed feelings about rule violations
KUOW FM
Washington man sues Border Patrol after 4-hour detainment
Q13 TV (Fox)
Washington gun law provisions effective July 1, but some sheriffs say they won’t enforce it
New flaw discovered on Boeing 737 Max, sources say
New Mary’s Place shelter focusing on ‘diversion’ assistance
Heavy smoke as crews respond to Woodinville scrap yard fire
Web
Civic Skunkworks
A Civic Take: Free College is Centrist
Crosscut
‘Heartbreaking’: Seattle’s homeless are getting sicker and shelters are struggling to keep up
U.S. tribes are being left out of talks over the Columbia River’s fate. Why?
My Ballard
Sewage overflow means no swimming at Golden Gardens Beach
Wednesday, June 26
Associated Press
Smoke from wildfires boosting health risk for millions
Lawyers pause plan to divide any national opioid settlement
Plant that discharged ammonia signs DOJ consent decree
In Oregon, stark rural-urban divide fuels climate dispute
Aberdeen Daily World
Aberdeen invites outside cities to discuss homeless problems
Summer paving project through Hoquiam and Aberdeen delayed
Auburn Reporter
King County examines gun violence trends
Das claims racism, sexism during closed-door legislative meetings in Olympia (Das)
Real-time arrival information now available at all Link light rail stations
Report: Fewer refugees settling in U.S. and Washington state
Bothell Reporter
King County could waive Metro fares during snowstorms
King County examines gun violence trends
Report: Fewer refugees settling in U.S. and Washington state
Columbian
Commission makes no recommendation on county jail
Port of Vancouver board: No fossil fuel terminals
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Mukilteo schools may soon have state’s highest paid teachers
Last chance to comment on Mountlake Terrace light rail plans
Light rail arrival builds interest in Lynnwood’s City Center
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
State wants to transfer 350 acres of parkland to Kitsap County
News Tribune (subscription required)
Hours-long queue for marriage, vehicle and business licenses at Pierce County office
New York Times
‘My Plan B Is Maybe My Plan A’: Trump Threatens New Tariffs on China
House Approves Border Aid, Seeking to Curb Trump’s Crackdown
Mueller to Testify to Congress, Setting Up a Political Spectacle
Trump Wants to Cut Regulations That Block New Housing
Peninsula Daily News
Olympic Discovery Trail added to Great American Rail-Trail
Puget Sound Business Journal
Price-fixing in the poultry aisle? Why chicken producers are under investigation
Forget tanning beds. College students today want Uber parking.
U.S. tech companies sidestep a Trump ban to keep selling to Huawei
Boeing parks 737 Max jets at Moses Lake as storage space fills up
Renton Reporter
King County examines gun violence trends
Seattle Times (subscription required)
With Aug. 6 primary near, Washington officials scramble to fix problems with new voter-registration system (Hunt)
These mammoth new parking garages speak an inconvenient truth about green-talking Seattle
New Seattle family homeless shelter sets eyes on short-term stays, long-term stability
Seattle’s use of outside advisory panel condemned by police-reform advocates
In Pacific Northwest, only Portland has worse drivers than Seattle, new report says
There’s no good data on how often Washington schools restrain or seclude students. That may change soon.
Expand ferry service to accommodate Expedia employees in Seattle | Letter to the editor
Seattle Weekly
King County examines gun violence trends
Report: Fewer refugees settling in U.S. and Washington state
Skagit Valley Herald
Efforts to reduce elk issues continue
Spokesman Review
Homecoming for health care: UW School of Medicine graduate Mara Hazeltine finds her way back to Sacred Heart for residency
Mexican national files federal lawsuit against Border Patrol following detention at downtown Spokane bus station
Opinion: Tribes deserve seat on transit commission (Riccelli)
USA Today
Supreme Court rules for sex offender in child pornography case testing power of judges, juries
NSA improperly collected US phone call data after saying problem was fixed
Federal appeals court orders more fact-finding on Trump administration’s plan to add census citizenship question
Washington Post
Trump lashes out at Mueller, accusing him of a crime ahead of planned congressional testimony
The father and daughter who drowned at the border dove into the river in desperation
Whidbey News-Times
Habitat for Humanity event draws crowd
Yakima Herald Republic
Researchers find autocratic leadership, threats, disrespect in the Yakima School District
Talk of plastic straw ban quickly shot down by Yakima City Council
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Tacoma group wants say in Sound Transit’s light rail project
Washington National Guard joins statewide training to fight wildfires
Skagit County PUD, Anacortes ask customers to conserve water
Scammers are targeting students with promises of paying off loans
Seattle FBI gathers evidence in King County public corruption case
Seattle, King County kick off effort to end youth homelessness
State ferries proposes fare hikes in October, May
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Navigation Team now documenting why people refuse shelter
Inmate wounded by prison guard during fight at state penitentiary
Transportation advocates pushing for light rail expansion
Yakima food banks may have to shut down due to budget cuts
Drought in Western Wash. continues to worsen
Educators, librarians find themselves on the front line of the opioid crisis
KNKX FM
Landlords, tenants, cities prepare for sweeping changes to state housing policies
KUOW FM
House Passes $4.5 Billion In Emergency Border Aid
Robert Mueller To Testify In Open Hearings On July 17 Before House Committees
Migrant Children Moved From Border Patrol Center After Outcry
NW Public Radio
‘Titanic-like complacency’: NTSB official criticizes oversight before 2017 Washington Amtrak crash
Oregon senate president says cap-and-trade bill is dead amid GOP walkout
Q13 TV (Fox)
Drug use among truck drivers: Is it happening more than we know?
Seattle police bringing back unarmed community service officers
Web
Seattle P.I.
Pride power: Members of LGBTQ community hold high profile jobs in Washington (Jinkins)
Slog
Minimum Wage Workers in Washington Must Work 93 Hours a Week to Afford a Two-Bedroom Apartment
Oregon’s Carbon Emissions Bill Isn’t the Only Legislation Delayed by Its State Republicans
Tuesday, June 25
Associated Press
Tension brews between cities, states over opioid lawsuits
Apple announces plan to add 2,000 jobs in Seattle
US consumer confidence hits lowest level since September ’17
Hawaii governor backs decriminalizing small amounts of pot
Agency sets bicycle limits for Seattle water taxis
‘Green New Deal’ in Seattle? Council, city attorney pledge action on ‘climate emergency’
Lawsuit contends Washington state utility caused fatal fire
Aberdeen Daily World
Westport: Recreational halibut day added in Marine Area 2
Oregon has too much cannabis. Two laws may help the state manage its surplus
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Health impact from smoke rises with more intense wildfires
Bothell Reporter
Kenmore council approves new agreement with PSE; power may finally be reliable again
Columbian
Battle Ground schools weigh budget challenges
Vancouver City Council gets earful on voting districts
Proposals to replace Clark County Jail carry unexpectedly high costs
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Put down your phone and keep your eyes on the road — or else!
Editorial: Too many grads leaving financial aid untouched
New York Times
Why Oregon Republicans Vanished Over a Climate Change Vote
‘She’s Not My Type’: Accused Again of Sexual Assault, Trump Resorts to Old Insult
More Than 100 Migrant Children Returned to Troubled Border Facility in Texas
A Plan to Mine the Minnesota Wilderness Hit a Dead End. Then Trump Became President
Olympian (subscription required)
Free lunches are on the menu for Thurston kids this summer — and here’s where to find them
Alleged human-smuggling scheme may have helped hundreds cross through Peace Arch Park
Puget Sound Business Journal
A message from the billionaire’s club: Tax us
Tacoma school district plans to build fleet of electric buses
US companies hunt for loopholes to beat China tariffs
Treasury’s inspector general to review Harriet Tubman $20 bill delay
Dozens of nursing homes with HUD-backed mortgages have ‘serious deficiencies’
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Green New Deal’ for Seattle? City Council members make pledge, details to come
Seattle is ‘a notable exception’ for stalled home prices
City to hire 12 unarmed, noncommissioned officers as Seattle police deal with staffing, public image
‘Titanic-like complacency’ came before deadly Amtrak derailment near Tacoma in 2017, NTSB official says
Health impact from smoke rises with more intense wildfires
Editorial: Deportation threats don’t fix immigration
OpEd: Yes, child-detention centers are concentration camps — where is our outrage?
FYI Guy: Seattle drivers are still pretty awful, but improving, new report says
LTE: WWII vet reflects on ‘never ending wars’
OpEd: Hard-line immigration policies have our Latino neighbors scared and traumatized
Skagit Valley Herald
Residents asked to conserve water
Skagit Regional Health, nurses reach agreement
Spokesman Review
East Valley graduate found support in Washington Drug Free Youth, but programs encouraging kids to be drug-free are struggling
Wildfire burns 3,000 acres on Colville Indian Reservation
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Rep. Walden’s effort to curb upsurge in robocalls is welcome
Letter: Is hype on electric school buses valid or just hype?
Washington Post
Trump warns Iran of ‘overwhelming force’ in the event of an attack on ‘anything American’
Migrant children are suffering at the border. But reporters are kept away from the story.
Seeing isn’t believing: The fact checker’s guide to manipulated video
Federal debt set to rise over coming decades to highest levels since World War II, CBO says
One-third of Americans would support a preemptive nuclear strike on North Korea, researchers say
At G-20 summit, Trump and Xi try to reach a deal without giving away too much
Yakima Herald Republic
Naches hatchery safe — for now
$100,000 Habitat grant will help families become homeowners
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Final report details complacency before deadly 2017 Amtrak derailment
It costs twice the minimum wage to rent a two-bedroom house in Washington
Jump in wildfires means smoke’s health impact will spread (AP text, live TV story)
Apple announces major expansion in core of Seattle’s tech scene
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Mediator may be brought in to help with tiny home dispute
KNKX FM
Families scramble, industry sounds alarm as nursing home closures climb in Washington (Rolfes, Cody)
KUOW FM
Homeless count down in King County but not everywhere in WA
Q13 TV (Fox)
Official blasts complacency before 2017 Amtrak derailment
Web
Crosscut
Can a dedicated team of ‘navigators’ help reduce teen homelessness?
Opinion: Salaried and overworked? WA wants you to be paid overtime (Macri)
NW News Network
Families scramble, industry sounds alarm as nursing home closures climb in Washington (Ormsby)
Monday, June 24
Associated Press
1,500 Seattle public-housing residents to get transit cards
States’ push to legalize sports betting differs by region
3rd person charged in connection to reservation killings
Police: 4 massage businesses with “US Navy nexus” raided
Washington lawmaker says state is not ready for sports betting (Stanford)
New technology helps search teams find people in wilderness
Oregon Legislature repeals tsunami zone building law
Tribal casino may be coming to Tri-Cities
Combat brigade visits Yakima Training Center
Aberdeen Daily World
Grays Harbor College honors record number of graduates at 89th commencement ceremony
Oped: Martin Schram: Defusing the danger of Trump’s populism
Bainbridge Island Review
Bainbridge police remove homeless camp near Highway 305, relocate final residents
Columbian
Opinion: In Our View: Creating city council districts worth studying
Environmentalists find issues with port policy
The Daily News
Federal agency sues two Columbia River resorts for sexual harassment
Everett Herald (subscription required)
On I-5’s edge, biologists revive a vanishing world for salmon
The severance pay saga continues at Mukilteo city hall
Wrongful death lawsuit alleges PUD negligent in fatal fire
Everett schools clamping down on cellphone use in classroom
McCusker: Ignoring the federal deficit puts the global economy at risk
Commentary: Clarify policy on pneumococcal vaccine for adults
Commentary: Protecting coastal ecology not just for the birds
Editorial: Sun setting on attempts to fan coal’s embers
The Island Guardian
Medevac Flights and Kaiser Denials
Islands Weekly
Task force teams up with Canada for orca solutions
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Ferry advisory commission discusses ferry suggestions
NASA challenge
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Double duty: Silverdale stormwater facility is a park that cleans water
News Tribune (subscription required)
Puyallup business owner helps pay attorney fees for defendant in homeless harassment case
New York Times
Trump Imposes New Economic Sanctions on Iran
Supreme Court to Hear Insurers’ Suit on Obamacare
A Message From the Billionaire’s Club: Tax Us
Olympian (subscription required)
Jury returns verdict in lawsuit that alleged sex abuse of a minor at a state facility
Editorial: New federal rules on abortion threaten choice
Puget Sound Business Journal
Seattle on-demand transit pilot has no plan for the future despite early success
Renton Reporter
Own an RV? Law changes around large vehicles in the works
Budget troubles on the horizon for Renton schools
On the West Coast, Washington is most prone to sea level rise damage
Buckle up for another smoky summer
Seattle Times (subscription required)
There’s no good data on how often Washington schools restrain or seclude students. That may change soon.
Eastside affordable-housing agency to add staff, strengthen requirements to prevent violations
Lawmakers considering ways to curb secrecy in sexual-misconduct cases at Washington universities (Randall, Pollet, Keiser)
4,500 Expedia employees are coming to Interbay in Seattle. How will the company avoid a traffic mess?
Eastside affordable-housing agency to add staff, strengthen requirements to prevent violations
The inside story of MCAS: How Boeing’s 737 MAX system gained power and lost safeguards
Seattle Weekly
Why is Bellevue taking so long to finish its shelter?
Buckle up for another smoky summer
Skagit Valley Herald
Firefighters get the training they need to fight wildfires
Spokesman Review
Opinion: Flexible Washington college grant focuses on the needs of students
USA Today
Supreme Court limits access to government records in loss for Argus Leader, part of the USA TODAY Network
Trump delays nationwide ICE raids to deport undocumented immigrants, allows Congress two weeks on deal
Vancouver Business Journal
Legislative review luncheon focuses on housing affordability (Wylie, Cleveland)
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Vashon’s only wood mill to close
Town hall draws state legislators, island progressives
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
March rings in Walla Walla’s first Pride Month
Washington Post
Supreme Court sides with apparel maker who said government violated First Amendment by denying ‘subversive’ clothing line trademark
Trump signs order imposing new sanctions on Iran, warns U.S. restraint is limited
Trump’s erratic policy moves put national security at risk, experts warn
Conditions at migrant detention centers are ‘horrendous.’ Trump, Pence blame Democrats
Whidbey News-Times
Little chiefs
WhidbeyHealth and nurses union at stalemate in bargaining
Operators working to de-stink dryer at sewage treatment plant
Yakima Herald Republic
From their perspective: Photos taken by those experiencing homelessness show harsh realities, humanity
Central Washington stepping up to produce renewable energy
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
New rules for bicyclists on water taxis go into effect
Signs encouraging Thurston County drivers to zipper merge unveiled
Low Washington rivers could impact drinking water and fish survival
Free ORCA bus passes for 1,500 low-income Seattle residents
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
New rules to limit bikes on water taxis begin Monday
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Oregon Senate walkout enters day 5; GOP says they won’t be back any time soon
Potentially dangerous prank called ‘swatting’ sends deputies to Auburn home
KNKX FM
Washington to test newborns for more genetic disorders
11 people to receive associate degrees at the Washington Corrections Center for Women
Climate change will cost Washington $24 billion in ‘high tide tax,’ report says
KUOW FM
This is what you need to earn to afford a two-bedroom in Seattle
NW Public Radio
First-time homebuyers are getting squeezed out by investors
Q13 TV (Fox)
The Divide: Winky Face?
Bernie Sanders, Pramila Jayapal to unveil plan to cancel all $1.6 trillion of student loan debt
Vigil supporting LGBTQ community in Renton after Pride display vandalized: ‘Love will win’
Paramedics could soon use 5G-powered ‘robo glove’ to make quicker diagnoses
Web
Civic Skunkworks
You can join the Fight to Restore Overtime
Crosscut
Income inequity in the arts is a national problem. How does Seattle stack up?
How solar could make WA tribes energy independent
My Ballard
Ballard Slate Coffee baristas stage walkout to protest work conditions
MyNorthwest.com
Rep. Jayapal joins Bernie Sanders in bid to erase all college debt
Washington wildfires: Set for worse ever, or blown out of proportion?
Queen Anne & Magnolia News
Tarleton says it’s time to design Magnolia Bridge replacement (Tarleton)
Seattle P.I.
Olympic National Park plans more mountain goat roundups
Friday, June 21
Associated Press
Testing of sewage confirms rise in marijuana use
Scientists seek beaches where dead whales can rot in peace
Washington state city to use goats to help prevent wildfires
Trump calls off Iranian strikes, citing likely deaths
Plane industry vows cleaner flight … someday
Auburn Reporter
On the West Coast, Washington is most prone to sea level rise damage
Buckle up for another smoky summer
On the cusp of budget shortfalls
Everett Herald (subscription required)
65 units of supportive housing opening next month in Everett
WaPo: Oregon governor sends troopers to round up rogue Republicans
New Sound Transit railcars will eventually serve Lynnwood
Editorial: Edmonds should reconsider waterfront overpass
The Island Guardian
Letter: Mullis Center Needs To Rethink Their Ban
Islands’ Weekly
Island-hopping bear is caught and returned to wild
Issaquah Reporter
On the West Coast, Washington is most prone to sea level rise damage
Eastside cities voice their support for gun violence prevention efforts
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Giant shrimp in the laundry room: The tale of Bremerton’s own cryptid (Randall)
News Tribune (subscription required)
Washington state not benefiting from special transportation grants under Trump
New $10.5 million Puyallup venue is taking reservations, provides jobs for at-risk moms
Trump states and rural areas grab bigger chunk of transportation grant funds
‘The system is tearing families apart.’ Group urges state to drop bail bonds investments
Native American art show asks us to imagine if there were a Bureau of Caucasian Affairs
Editorial: Who pays the price for Tacoma’s failed charter schools? Kids do
New York Times
Excluding Black Jurors in Curtis Flowers Case Violated Constitution, Supreme Court Rules
Want the Robocalls to Stop? Congress Does, Too
Olympian (subscription required)
Lacey MakerSpace gets ready to open to inventors, entrepreneurs and DIY enthusiasts
Peninsula Daily News
Olympic National Park officials plan more mountain goat roundups
Puget Sound Business Journal
Researcher’s notebook: Women, minorities own few of Washington’s mid-market companies
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Summer is here! How Seattle-area weather this year will be different than usual
Seattle prepares for health consequences of wildfire smoke
Washington State Patrol cracking down on distracted drivers this weekend; know what’s legal and what isn’t
Airbus roiled by secret Boeing order for 737 MAX jets that stole the Paris Air Show
Editorial: Rollback of clean energy won’t save coal
Opinion: For orcas’ sake, we will not give up the fight against Canada pipeline
Opinion: State funding for education really means more money for some, not all, of our schools
Financial miscues, loss of donations doom Seattle-based nonprofit for the blind
Juneteenth in Seattle brings jubilation and reflection on justice not yet realized
Podcast: David Neiwert on the rise of right-wing extremism, ‘Alt-America’ and why he got suspended from Twitter
Editorial: Rollback of clean energy won’t save coal
Spokesman Review
Appeals court allows Trump administration’s abortion ‘gag rule’ to take effect
Cattlemen association in Stevens County urges residents to report wolf and cougar attacks to the sheriff – before state wildlife managers
Selkirk Pharma plans $30 million manufacturing facility on the West Plains
State asked to pull money out of bail bond industry
Opinion: Editorial shows bias on issue on tribal representation (Riccelli)
Skagit Valley Herald
Mount Vernon may consider safe parking ordinance for homeless
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Wenatchee to hire brush-eating goats to prevent wildfire
Everett schools test social and emotional learning to better serve students
Seattle discusses possible solutions to curb gun violence in the Central District
Walking tours show how segregation shaped Seattle neighborhoods
Vashon Island students work to save salmon, orcas
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Involuntary addiction treatment going under-used in Washington (Davis)
Washington is the toughest driver’s license to get in the U.S., study finds
Wide-ranging gun violence strategies detailed for Central District
Riveting work: Construction to expand Tacoma Link light rail gets under way
Q13 TV (Fox)
Light rail construction impacting parking, business traffic
SDOT wants to hear from you: Rehab or replace the Ballard Bridge?
Web
Crosscut
Report: WA must spend $24B now to stave off climate-related flooding
Many WA schools will soon carry Narcan to prevent opioid deaths
Opinion: What London and Stockholm can teach Seattle about congestion pricing
MyNorthwest.com
WSP starts distracted driving patrols in midst of ‘100 deadliest days’
Orting students allege abuse by teacher who is still employed
Seattle P.I.
Going, going, gone: Time-lapse video shows tear-down of the Alaskan Way Viaduct’s tallest section