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Monday, November 5
Associated Press
The Latest: Trial starts over census citizenship question
Police: Dangerous batch of drug likely causing overdoses in Olympia
Aberdeen Daily World
Aberdeen restricts who can enter homeless camps
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Large-scale renewable diesel plant could be coming to Whatcom County
After a raid in Whatcom County, here’s how the community is helping undocumented workers
Camas Washougal Post Record
Washougal welcomes women of influence (Cleveland)
Columbian
In Our View: Testing Rape Kits a Priority
The Daily News
Third Rural Jobs Summit scheduled next week
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Dam demolition would let Pilchuck River run free
No, a Discover Pass doesn’t permit chopping down big trees
Judge: Police reports at Washington psychiatric hospital are public
WaPo: High court declines to extend halt to climate change lawsuit
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Celebrate orca recovery on Nov. 10
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Fast ferry to sail from Kingston beginning Nov. 26
News Tribune (subscription required)
Police reports tied to Western State Hospital patients are public records, judge rules
Opinion: Fair overtime pay is needed in Washington
New York Times
Supreme Court Lets Youths’ Case Demanding Climate Action Proceed
Inside the Trump Administration’s Fight to Add a Citizenship Question to the Census
Peninsula Daily News
Clallam commissioner: Gains seen in opioid epidemic
Jefferson County Winter Shelter already at capacity, seeing increase in seniors
Puget Sound Business Journal
Paul Allen is PSBJ’s 2018 Executive of the Year
Opinion: Washington state’s three-tier privatized liquor system is working
Renton Reporter
Real-world work experience incorporated into school life
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Seattle-area company helps fringe site Gab return in wake of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
Despite critical audit, county likely to name new head of public-defense department
How popular are Uber and Lyft in Seattle? Ridership numbers kept secret until recently give us a clue
North Bend neighborhood told not to drink water after contamination found
Spokesman-Review: Washington state lawmaker Matt Shea defends advocacy for ‘Holy Army’ as Spokane sheriff refers his writings to FBI
Spokane’s two medical schools draw more new docs to Eastern Washington
Editorial: T-Mobile delivers another wake-up call
Opinion: Let’s talk about dementia to bring it out of the shadows
Spokesman Review
Sexual assault victims can track their kits with new system
Ammon Bundy says he never meant to create a movement. But one exists in Idaho.
Fed likely to keep rates on hold and sketch a bright outlook
Social media threat made against Lewis and Clark High school
USA Today
FDA approves opioid painkiller 1,000 times stronger than morphine
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: High court ruling should boost safety for foster kids
Judge: Police reports at psychiatric hospital are public
Washington Post
Yes exercise really does play a role in weight loss
‘We were never taught’: Young Jews in the U.S. encounter anti-Semitism firsthand
Amazon, Facebook and Google are all being looked at for antitrust violations, Trump says
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Domestic violence advocates share resources after Seattle Center stabbing
Washington ballot security better than most states
KUOW FM
Despite Warnings, FDA Approves Potent New Opioid Painkiller
Web
MyNorthwest.com
SDOT tells business owners to remove no-parking signs for homeless
Group of REI employees call for boycott of their own company
Amazon reportedly close to naming HQ2
Friday, November 2
Associated Press
Washington state rolls out system to track rape kit testing
AP finds guns sold by Washington state police agencies were used in new crimes
Conservation group miffed over ruling
Spokane considers ban of police selling guns
Court: DSHS liable for children’s safety with foster parents
Feds say heroin, fentanyl remain biggest drug threat to US
Wages surge as US adds a robust 250,000 jobs in October
US reimposes all Iran sanctions lifted under nuclear deal
Trump eyes asylum restrictions for caravans
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
The Port of Bellingham is about to get a lot busier
A large Bellingham energy manufacturer is being sold for $750 million
National Weather Service issues flood warning for South Fork of Nooksack River
WWU doctor: ‘Don’t share drinks, utensils, bongs or pipes’ in wake of disease cluster
The Daily News
Health insurance plan enrollment opens today
The Everett Herald
EvCC is taking Everett to court over student housing project
Snohomish County gets higher credit rating from Moody’s
McCusker: Leadership isn’t about power, it is about responsibility
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Defense contract awards bring in millions for projects in Kitsap County
Kitsap residents have choice of two health insurers as enrollment opens
News Tribune (subscription required)
Trump announces plan to restrict asylum rules
Federal program targets online child predators
Ruling in Pierce County case, state’s high court moves to strike racial bias from jury selection
New York Times
U.S. Added 250,000 Jobs in October; Unemployment at 3.7%
Puget Sound Business Journal
Marijuana edible makers fret as Washington considers crackdown
New heights for the job market. Three questions will determine how long it can last.
Washington should allow coal exports from other states to Asia
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Washington state lawmaker Matt Shea defends advocacy for ‘Holy Army’ as Spokane sheriff refers his writings to FBI
As Seattle area keeps building hotels, there soon may be too much room at the inn
Seattle home sellers, seeing new reality, are lowering list prices faster than anywhere else
School stats: How well are Washington students prepared for the jobs of the future?
Goodbye viaduct, hello tunnel: WSDOT plans a celebration of the old and new Feb. 2-3
Seattle Public Schools agrees to pay former employee $500,000 after allegations of hostile work environment
Three years into a state of emergency, what we’ve learned about homelessness
Opinion: We are fellow humans: Respect transgender rights
Editorial: President Trump, leave the 14th Amendment alone
Seattle Weekly
Safeco Field Funding Referendum Withdrawn
Spokesman Review
Hard work and commitment: Westview Elementary wins School of Distinction award for second straight year
USA Today
A lawsuit by Asian-American Students could end affirmative action
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Advice to state Legislature: Nix advisory votes
Washington Post
White House concerned Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke violated federal rules
The U.S. economy added 250,000 jobs in October; unemployment stays at 3.7 percent
Americans say they are less likely to fill out census than they were 10 years ago
‘They’ve shifted the burden to us’: A food pantry struggles to feed an increasingly hungry Ohio community
Trump’s evangelical advisers meet with Saudi Crown Prince and discuss Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, “human rights,” spokesman says
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Governor’s office covers for high-level employees outed in affordable housing investigation
Washington superintendent pushes for more school counselors
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Washington falling behind on earthquake early-warning system
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Violent death in Lakewood group home fuels demands for change
School shootings drive push to train students to treat wounds in Washington schools
Senators urge Facebook to fix loophole allowing users to lie about source of political ads
KNKX FM
Election Cycle Spending Is Putting State’s Public Disclosure Commission To Work
Tacoma School District Eliminates Jobs As It Grapples With Budget Deficits
KUOW FM
Google workers in Seattle join global walkout responding to sexual harassment claims
NW Public Radio
Citizenship Question May Be ‘Major Barrier’ To 2020 Census Participation
Washington Voters Treating 2018 Midterms More Like A Presidential Election
Native Women Turn Up The Volume In Violence And Sexual Assault Conversations
Q13 TV (Fox)
Senator wants to punish tech CEOs with jail time when companies violate privacy
Web
Crosscut
State must protect foster children from abuse, court rules
Slog
Mexico’s Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Cannabis Legalization
Thursday, November 1
Associated Press
State lawmaker admits he distributed “Biblical Basis for War” paper
Gone to pot: Marijuana shortages plague Canada
Aberdeen Daily World
Ocean Shores hosts summit on coastal issues
Comments sought on Grays Harbor Co. shoreline master program revisions
The Daily News
No matter the class, Castle Rock schools encourage reading and writing
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Suspect in bomb threats previously threatened Bothell office
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Auditor: DSHS failed to catch, report employee welfare fraud
Lake Chelan Mirror
State Senators visit Chelan County touring Hydro & Link transit facilities (Palumbo, Carlyle)
New York Times
Google Walkout: Employees Stage Protest Over Handling of Sexual Harassment
Ryan Zinke Faces Increased Ethics Scrutiny
The Fed is relaxing banking rules. What goodies are the banks getting?
Olympian (subscription required)
State Patrol identifies suspect in bomb threats to state Capitol office buildings
North Thurston Public Schools workers authorize strike but stay on the job for now
New Hunter Point bridge gives salmon free passage up stream
Puget Sound Business Journal
Market soared on tech’s back, then it soured all on its own
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Suspect identified in bomb threats to Washington state buildings
State is liable for children’s safety with foster parents, Washington Supreme Court rules
Spokesman Review
Open enrollment begins for 2019 insurance coverage under Washington and Idaho exchanges
Former GSI employee to lead statewide focus on growing Washington’s aerospace industry
Column: Once again, Washington leads the country in regressive taxation
Washington Post
Affordable Care Act open enrollment begins and will test Republican health policies
President Trump’s top economic adviser: ‘A federal minimum wage is a terrible idea. A terrible idea.’
Google employees worldwide begin walkout over allegations of sexual harassment, inequality within company
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Seattle tunnel opening celebration announcement planned today
Seattle councilmember wants more oversight on mega project spending
3 tons of oysters planted in Seattle’s Elliott Bay to clean water
Two Seattle schools among first to use facial recognition software in US
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Referendum for vote on $135 million public Safeco Field funds withdrawn
KNKX FM
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Yakama Nation Tax Case, As Justices Interpret 1855 Treaty
KUOW FM
Native women turn up the volume in violence, sexual assault conversations
Merck Pulls Out Of Agreement To Supply Life-Saving Vaccine To Millions Of Kids
What would it take to eliminate Washington’s rape kit backlog?
Anti-Semitic incidents are on the rise in the Northwest
NW Public Radio
Microplastics Are Turning Up Everywhere, Even In Human Excrement
Trade Wars Mean Glass, Screw Caps All Costing More For Northwest Wineries, And Likely Drinkers
Q13 TV (Fox)
Poison tests underway after ‘criminal act’ targets water supply near North Bend
Elections see hundreds of ballots tossed out due to issues with voter signatures
Web
MyNorthwest.com
SR 99 tunnel is built. Why can’t we use it yet?
Authorities identify suspect in weekly bomb threats to Olympia
Wednesday, October 31
Associated Press
Concerns growing over rejections of vote-by-mail ballots
Trump slaps limits on tech exports to Chinese company
ACLU drops lawsuit claiming inmates were denied treatment
Seattle considers study on exempting tampons from sales tax
Aberdeen Daily World
Shellfish growers appeal Ecology ruling on pesticide to control burrowing shrimp
Columbian
In Our View: Court ruling allows charter schools to fulfill mission
Long, Murray listen to concerns about health care
Vancouver Public Schools requests help from state mediator
The Daily New
Sen. Cantwell: New opioid law a start, but there’s a lot more to do
Political protest group plans pro-gun rally at Lower Columbia College
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Mukilteo mayor’s spending becomes a $10,000 legal question (Liias)
Judge considering fate of new firearm storage law in Edmonds
Muhlstein: Jewish community and neighbors to take a stand against hate
Federal Way Mirror
Court rules in Federal Way’s favor in Lakehaven tax dispute
Journal of the San Juan Islands
San Juan County outnumbers King County in public records requests
Kirkland Reporter
King County leaders urge residents to prepare for seasonal flooding
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
President Trump may have met his match when it comes to U.S. citizenship: The 14th Amendment
News Tribune (subscription required)
Hundreds gather to speak during public hearing on proposed LNG plant
New York Times
For Many American Families, Abolishing Birthright Citizenship Is ‘Unthinkable’
Synagogue Suspect’s Guns Were All Purchased Legally, Inquiry Finds
Olympian (subscription required)
Editorial: Ruling leaves charter-school focus on learning
Peninsula Daily News
State grant to allow Clallam County youth treatment agency to grow
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Washington voters don’t think schools prepare kids for careers. The state is trying to change that.
Washington AG Bob Ferguson says state will sue if Trump tries to overturn birthright citizenship
Seattle would consider exempting tampons from sales tax under City Council proposal
WaPo: Fact-checking Trump’s talk on birthright citizenship, military at the border
Editorial: President Trump, leave the 14th Amendment alone
Editorial: Adults can do better keeping pot edibles that look like treats from children
Spokesman Review
Rep. Matt Shea takes credit, criticism for document titled ‘Biblical Basis for War’
Proposal would stop Spokane police from auctioning rifles
Tri-City Herald
These owls may live on a nuclear reservation, but they’ve got a new home
Guest Opinion: Revenue forecast shows it’s time for a sales tax cut
USA Today
Donald Trump says birthright citizenship will end ‘one way or the other’; others disagree
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Charter schools must be given chance to succeed
Washington Post
The multilayered uselessness of sending troops to the border right now
U.S. workers see fastest wage growth in a decade, outpacing inflation
Wenatchee World
At least one Chelan HS student expelled after Snapchat threat
New Chelan hospital receives final funding
Whidbey News-Times
City may shut down jail
Town picks 2 percent lodging tax recipients
Some Island County residents are still awaiting November ballots
Yakima Herald Republic
End birthright citizenship? Yakima Valley voices respond to Trump’s plan
Yakama Nation chairman denied access to U.S. Supreme Court hearing because of traditional headdress
Editorial: Working to combat apathy among young voters
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Owner of Bellevue affordable housing unit forced to sell after years of rule violations
Armed with bats, Washington teachers learn how to disarm shooters
Judge hears NRA case against Edmonds safe gun storage law
Seattle tunnel hits ‘very important milestone’ as state takes control
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Wolves may be moving to Western Washington
Voting can be ‘life-and-death matter’ for domestic violence survivors
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Lane-swapping overpass over I-5 worries drivers
Wash. tribal leader barred from U.S. Supreme Court hearing over headdress
Pioneer Square businesses demand action from City after art gallery owner assaulted
KNKX FM
Washington Program Aims To Connect High School Seniors With Financial Aid Form Help
NW Public Radio
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Yakama Nation Tax Case; Tribe’s Chairman Denied Entry Over Regalia
Testing Of Ancient Pipes Indicates Tobacco Was Around In Northwest 1,200+ Years Ago
Q13 TV (Fox)
With 300 gangs and counting, King County leaders look to revive disbanded gang unit
Web
Crosscut
Pay less for tampons? Seattle explores a tax break
Arguments for and against I-940’s changes to police law
Arguments for and against I-1634’s controls on food and beverage taxes
MyNorthwest.com
State’s new prescription rules to roll out next month
Tuesday, October 30
Associated Press
After 24 years, Washington state charter school law stands
11 health insurers to sell 77 plans on individual market
Activists rally in support of stalled climate change lawsuit
U.S. health chief says overdose deaths beginning to level off
Aberdeen Daily World
Sen. Cantwell addresses opioid epidemic in Aberdeen visit
Aberdeen City Council may soon decide future of Armory building
Aberdeen City Council approves vote on transportation improvement tax hike
DFW director Susewind to host open house at Montesano City Hall in November
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Local Jewish leaders, community hold prayers, send letters of support to Pittsburgh
What is birthright citizenship, and why does President Trump want to do away with it?
The Daily News
‘They just keep coming’: Castle Rock school enrollment on the rise
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Inslee picks Spokane woman to pilot state aerospace policy
Approved: 200 Baker Heights housing units and a sale to WSU
Milbank: Trump’s America no longer a safe place for Jews
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
President Trump says he plans to end birthright citizenship with an executive order
News Tribune (subscription required)
What is birthright citizenship, and why does President Trump want to do away with it?
Activist groups file First Amendment lawsuit in Seattle over ICE arrests
New York Times
Trump Wants to Use Executive Order to End Birthright Citizenship
Olympian (subscription required)
Olympia went to court to block an income tax proposal. Two years later, it’s backing Seattle’s version.
North Thurston Public Schools office staff could vote to strike Tuesday
Puget Sound Business Journal
Business education: have we reached peak MBA?
Caravan rhetoric intersects with deadly hatred
US tax cut said to have little impact on investment
Seattle Times (subscription required)
WaPo: Trump eyeing executive order to end birthright citizenship, a move most legal experts say runs afoul of the Constitution
‘We will arise’: Thousands gather in Seattle for vigil mourning Pittsburgh synagogue massacre
Seattle’s Holocaust Center works with teachers to curb hatred as anti-Semitic attacks surge
Seattle tech startup 98point6 raises $50 million for virtual doctor’s visits
Search for cause of deadly Boeing 737 MAX Lion Air crash begins
Average Seattle-area home now sells for below list price for first time in 4 years
Brother of girl killed at Mukilteo house party sues shooter, parents, party hosts, gun seller
Blankinship: Why I didn’t attend Seattle’s Jewish vigil
Spokesman Review
Spokane synagogues hosting Holocaust survivor speech, community vigil in wake of Pittsburgh massacre
USA Today
U.S. birthright citizenship explained: What is it, how many people benefit
President Trump says he plans to end birthright citizenship with an executive order
Gunshot wounds send shocking number of kids to ER each year
Washington Post
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to delay census trial
Trump eyeing executive order to end birthright citizenship, a move most legal experts say runs afoul of the Constitution
Shooting victim’s family shuns President Trump in Pittsburgh as top officials decline to join him
Owning your own home doesn’t make you rich. Owning somebody else’s does.
Boeing stock tumbles after its 737 plane goes down in Indonesia
It’s not just Amazon. Sam’s Club debuts cashier-less store in race for the future of shopping.
Whidbey News-Times
Scam preys on love of a grandma
Phone at Deception Pass Bridge aims to fill service void
Yakima Herald Republic
U.S. Supreme Court hears Yakama gas tax case this morning
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Washington special needs students disciplined more than twice as often as general education peers
Washington lawmakers call for affordable housing changes after KING 5 Investigation
Invasive green crabs poised to move to South Sound
‘Hate won’t win:’ Thousands attend Seattle vigil honoring Pittsburgh synagogue victims
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
New state rules on prescription opioids take effect Nov. 1
24 Tacoma bus drivers for students with special needs all call in sick
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Seattle spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to dispose of unwanted RVs
Seattle synagogue tries to bring healing after Pittsburgh shootings
Gone are 30-day opioid prescriptions as state clamps down to prevent addictions
Snoqualmie Casino offers $1 million to start fixing deadly stretch of SR 18
KNKX FM
Youth Climate Activists Rally At Courthouses Nationwide
Washington Program Aims To Connect High School Seniors With Financial Aid Form Help
KUOW FM
Thousands in Seattle attend community vigil for Pittsburgh shooting victims
Trump Targets Birthright Citizenship With Executive Order, Axios Reports (audio)
Trump Says He Will Void Birthright Citizenship Law Through Executive Order
NW Public Radio
Western State Hospital Nurse Describes Violent Attack That Left Part Of Her Ear Missing
Q13 TV (Fox)
In wake of fatal crashes, Snoqualmie Casino offers $1 million to begin Highway 18 safety study
Web
MyNorthwest.com
Billboard calling for removal of Seattle Confederate monument
Seattle woman tests positive for West Nile virus
FAA claims Paine Field Airport won’t pose noise issues, neighbors disagree
Gov. Inslee attends Seattle vigil, security increased after Pittsburgh shooting
UPS launching cargo eBikes in downtown Seattle
Slog
Seattle Is Finally Good for Tech, Local Mosquito Is Naughty