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Tuesday, July 3
Associated Press
Review finds Hanford nuclear waste tanks at risk of leaking
Forest Service shuts down popular target-shooting site near Greenwater
Aberdeen Daily World
Armory fire investigation on hold until next week
Oped: This is America. Do something about it
Bainbridge Island Review
Bainbridge Schools Foundation names new director
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
New DNR model shows how big a tsunami a Cascadia quake could create for Bellingham
Training, mental health, growth behind Idaho’s spike in police shootings, says expert
Backpage.com sanctioned by Pierce County judge in lawsuit, after CEO’s guilty plea
Column: Dave Barry: Sorry, I’m not feeling funny today — my heart aches for slain journalists
Columbian
Trump administration puts BPA assets back on chopping block
In Our View: Identification Standards
The Daily News
“Who cares?” “We care”: Protesters rally against family separation
Editorial: Act prudently with surplus (Via The Columbian)
State moves to restrict burning
Washington voters likely to take up carbon fee initiative
Everett Herald (subscription required)
By export value, Everett’s ‘quiet’ port surpasses Seattle’s
Everett’s economic anchor: Big ships, big marina, big impact
A century ago, a publicly owned port was a radical notion
Port of Everett history at a glance
Voters might decide whether to make polluters pay a new fee
Editorial: Why requiring fewer parking spaces makes sense
Saunders: Where’s indpendence among high court’s liberals?
Highline Times
Can immigrants still find the American dream? Joel Guerra is living proof
Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter
AG Ferguson takes on Trump’s immigrant family separation
LWSD elects new superintendent
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Center for Whale Research opens learning venue in Friday Harbor
San Juan Island Women’s Fund donates $8K to local nonprofits
The Reflector
BGEA calls district’s salary proposal a ‘slap in the face’
News Tribune (subscription required)
Second Amendment group asks court to block gun initiative from the ballot
New York Times
Trump Administration Reverses Obama on Affirmative Action
Puget Sound Business Journal
US companies turn to felons to fill labour shortages
Facebook under more scrutiny over data sharing
Supreme Court online tax ruling boosts accountants
Kaiser fined $100,000 for failing to provide appeal information for denied insurance claims
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Free ORCA fare cards save senior and low-income transit riders $3
Fight heats up over Washington state carbon ‘fee’ likely to make fall ballot
Group says it has 360,000 signatures to put gun-safety measure on Washington’s November ballot
One job-training program for young adults makes a significant difference, study shows
Opinion: We can’t survive more cuts to Alaska king-salmon quota
Seattle Weekly
Long Distance Addictions
Skagit Valley Herald
Skagit jail, Swinomish wellness center partner on opioid treatment
Protest held on immigration policy
Grant will help Skagit Valley College continue to work on diversity
Snoqualmie-Valley Record
AG Ferguson takes on Trump’s immigrant family separation
ORCA cards now free for seniors, disabled and low-income commuters
Spokesman Review
PIRG calls North Spokane Corridor a ‘boondoogle’
Tri-City Herald
Jason Mercier: State lawmakers receive record tax revenues, then impose unfunded mandates on local communities in violation of state law
$13,000 of tax money, but no end in sight as Franklin County court fight drags on
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
New members appointed to ferry advisory committee
Vashon Park District seeks new commissioner
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Two versions of initiative should be on fall ballot
Washington Post
Trump administration moves to rescind Obama-era guidance on race in admissions
Whidbey News-Times
Islanders join protest over immigration policies
Therapist allegedly counseled without a license
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Wildfires burn thousands of acres in Eastern Washington
‘Within a month, I was addicted’: State campaign focuses on opioids
Washington carbon fee initiative step closer to November ballot
King County Metro rolls out $2.75 flat fare for adults
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Seattle mayor suggests rental assistance, car repairs could help some homeless
Homeless camp along 3rd Avenue in Seattle to be cleared out on Tuesday
‘A much better future for children & families:’ New state agency breaks up DSHS (Kagi)
KNKX FM
In Port Angeles, Addressing Homelessness With Scarce Housing And Unsteady Funding
KUOW FM
A 40-mile, Eastside commuter corridor pushes ahead
80 shelter beds for the homeless open in lobby of Seattle City Hall
USDA Secretary Says Plan To Help Farmers Affected by Tariffs Coming In September
NW Public Radio
Attorney: Central Washington ICE Arrests ‘Hostage Situation’ As Mother Traded For Son
There’s A Rare Meteorite To Be Found Off Washington’s Coast
Native Bees And Alfalfa Seeds: A Northwest Love Story
Central Washington Conrad Fire Near Naches Grows With Winds
USDA Secretary Says Plan To Help Farmers Affected By Tariffs Coming In September
Web
MyNorthwest.com
Fish culvert work to shut down road for 13 days
Seattle P.I.
Connelly: Is health care coverage for pre-existing conditions in jeopardy?
Connelly: Gun safety, carbon fee initiatives headed for November ballot
Connelly: Business Insider — The two Washingtons’ economies are tops in USA
West Seattle Blog
White Center Mary’s Place shelter latest beneficiary of West Seattleite’s project Libraries for All
Monday, July 2
Associated Press
Seattle bans plastic straws, utensils at businesses
EU warns Trump: Auto tariffs could lead to $300B retaliation
Border Patrol arrests dropped sharply in June, but why?
Athletes gear up for Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle
Aberdeen Daily World
Formerly homeless man from Grays Harbor speaks at Congressional forum
Montesano’s Papac selected to Port Commission
Larson expresses frustration in wake of homelessness protests
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
“Not only for the refugee community,” Boise residents protest for safety concern after stabbing attack
Columbian
State growth act sets up roadblock
Editorial: In Our View: Protesters do no Favors
Editorial: In Our View: Proceed With Caution
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Up to $5 a pop: Signature gatherers cash in on petitions
Everett wants more bikes, buses and walkers — and less parking
Last July 4, there were 262 injuries and 83 fires statewide
Editorial: Everett would welcome carrier at naval station
Commentary: Congress needs to keep model aircraft flying
Letter: Congress needs to get busy on immigration issues
WaPo Viewpoints: Consensus, not division, pleases the court
Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way police work to bring down illegal marijuana grows
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Crab traps can badly damage ferries. WSF is asking crabbers to watch pot lines.
News Tribune (subscription required)
Backpage.com sanctioned by Pierce County judge in lawsuit, after CEO’s guilty plea
Backed by court ruling, Freedom Foundation to launch assault on West Coast public-sector unions
Matt Driscoll: Tacoma officials should be supporting immigration protesters, not persecuting them
Editorial: Just throwing money at Western State Hospital not working
Opinion: Don’t allow more free trips across Tacoma Narrows Bridge
New York Times
Supreme Court Labor Decision Wasn’t Just a Loss for Unions
Olympian (subscription required)
Gig Harbor lawmaker fined again for mixing campaign work and state resources (Dolan)
Tiny shrimp poses big threat to oyster growers
Thousands oppose Trump immigration policy at Olympia rally
Puget Sound Business Journal
Amazon delivery plan poses threat to US Postal Service growth
US drugmaker Pfizer raises prices on 100 products
Curbs on unions likely to starve activist groups
Opinion: Seattle’s homelessness crisis is about to become a public health catastrophe
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Under pressure, afraid to take bathroom breaks? Inside Amazon’s fast-paced warehouse world
Starbucks advisers say anti-racial bias training should be just the start
Summer update: What’s next for transportation projects in Puget Sound area
Spokesman-Review: Spokane County Jail removing bedsheets, hiring suicide-prevention expert after 3 inmates hang themselves in a year
The News Tribune: Gig Harbor lawmaker fined again for mixing campaign work and state resources (Dolan)
Q&A: Seattle’s plastic straw ban now in effect; here’s what you need to know
Lawsuit filed over new tiny-house homeless village in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood
10,000 demonstrate in SeaTac against Trump’s ‘zero tolerance’ immigration policy
Editorial: More transparency is needed at the Port of Seattle
Opinion: America is guilty of neglecting kids — our own
Editorial: Don’t upzone Seattle neighborhoods
Fueled by express tolls, state draws big plans for Lynnwood-to-Puyallup corridor (Palumbo, Clibborn)
Washington Post
Trump stands firm on trade, even as foreign tariffs begin kicking in
Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima Valley schools working to fill at least 65 open teaching positions
Editorial: Real ID brings real changes to state driver’s licenses, starting today
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
July brings many law changes
Seattle’s ban on plastic straws and utensils begins
Seattle sued over proposed tiny-house village in South Lake Union
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Major changes begin for Wash. state driver’s licenses
Thousands rally outside SeaTac detention center in support of detained families
Seattle becomes first major city to ban plastic straws and utensils
KNKX FM
How A New Supreme Court Justice May Affect Cases Filed By Washington’s Attorney General
The Club Where Hospital Staff And Patients Blow Off Steam By Laughing At Nothing
Advocates Push For Stronger Measures To Protect Hotel Workers From Sexual Harassment
KUOW FM
Struggling Farmers Turn Excess Milk Into Cheese And Yogurt For The Hungry
Bystanders To Fatal Overdoses Increasingly Becoming Criminal Defendants
Seattle bans plastic straws, but the alternatives aren’t perfect either
Former State Auditor Sentenced To One Year And One Day In Prison
Q13 TV (Fox)
Seattleites embrace biodegradable utensils as Seattle’s plastic ban takes effect
The Divide: The ‘enemy’ of America?
Web
Crosscut
Threatened with deportation, man finds refuge in Seattle church
Opinion: The politically unifying potential of salmon
Publicola
Thousands Protest Immigration Policy at SeaTac’s Federal Prison
Top 10 Stories: ICE Lawsuit, Western State Hospital, and Seattle’s Streetcar
Schmudget
New brief: Child savings accounts advance economic opportunities for kids and families
U.S. Supreme Court decision puts Washington’s economic well-being at risk
KIDS COUNT: Inaccurate census data could jeopardize progress for Washington’s kids
Seattle P.I.
Connelly: 10,000 rally, register, write letters at feds’ SeaTac detention center
Friday, June 29
Associated Press
ICE lawyer in Seattle gets 4 years for stealing immigrant IDs
Sweeping data privacy bill approved in California
Beyond politics: Facebook to release limited info on all ads
Surprise: Unions show signs of revival, despite setbacks
Court weighs lawmakers’ change to deadly force measure
Anxious migrant mother waits in US for a daughter taken away
Analysis: Majority of Portland arrests were homeless people
Agencies working to prevent crabbers from grounding ferries
Tribe gets restraining order in fireworks dispute
Aberdeen Daily World
Larson expresses frustration in wake of homelessness protests
Oped: Let’s get on with it and fit Trump for a crown
Oped: Three ways to defeat dysfunction on Capitol Hill
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Crews respond to fire aboard Alaska ferry at Bellingham Ferry Terminal
Bothell Reporter
King County Council passes sexual harassment reform policy
The Daily News
Weyerhaeuser workers hold strike vote, but outcome still unclear
Everett Herald (subscription required)
800 canceled ferry sailings due to tangled crab pot lines
Island Transit votes to keep its free rides
WaPo: Polarized nation quick to cast blame for newsroom shootings
Bloomberg: Prison operators could cash in on Trump’s immigration policy
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Experience with an opioid addict | Reporter’s notebook
Washington State Ferries staff releases public comments on long-range plan
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Crab traps can badly damage ferries. WSF is asking crabbers to watch pot lines.
News Tribune (subscription required)
Driscoll: Tacoma officials should be supporting immigration protesters, not persecuting them
New York Times
Amazon to Buy Online Pharmacy PillPack, Jumping Into the Drug Business
$16 Million vs. $4: Why Payouts in Police Shootings Vary Widely
All Over U.S., Local Officials Cancel Deals to Detain Immigrants
With Roe in the Balance, Two Republicans Hold High Court in Their Hands
For Survivors of Japanese Internment Camps, Court’s Korematsu Ruling Is ‘Bittersweet’
Editorial: After Janus, Unions Must Save Themselves
Op-ed: Without Kennedy, the Future of Gay Rights Is Fragile
Olympian (subscription required)
Editorial: #metoo movement in slo-mo at Capitol
Puget Sound Business Journal
Seattle Department of Transportation works to prevent repeat road closures
Things have never looked brighter for the West Coast’s commercial real estate industry
Letter to the editor: Bob Wallace is wrong about arts and cultural programs
Opinion: Waterfront LID a backdoor approach to taxation
Opinion: Lawsuits targeting manufacturers will hurt state’s economy
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Capital Gazette shooting suspect charged with 5 counts of murder
Suspect in Capital Gazette shooting had sued paper for defamation
Amid horror in its newsroom, newspaper’s voice rang out
NY Times: White House waged quiet campaign to create a Supreme Court opening
House vote on overhaul of farm guest-worker program now reset for July, Newhouse says
UW President Ana Mari Cauce, U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal win ‘great immigrants’ recognition from Carnegie Corporation
Father of three takes sanctuary at Seattle church to avoid deportation
Fueled by express tolls, state draws big plans for Lynnwood-to-Puyallup corridor (Clibborn)
Seattle offers to settle lawsuit claiming head-tax vote broke open-meetings law
Rep. Pramila Jayapal arrested at D.C. protest of Trump’s ‘zero tolerance’ border policy
Opinion: Pro: Janus ruling empowers public employees
Opinion: Con: Janus ruling threatens pay, benefits for all workers
Spokesman Review
Will voters have 1, 2 or no “deadly force” measure on November ballot?
North Spokane Corridor a harsh reality for homeowners, businesses still in its path
Sen. Patty Murray introduces bill to limit warrantless searches along U.S./Canadian border, including Spokane
Protesters question Basin City, Washington, ICE raid that lead to five immigration arrests
Op-ed: We must come together to address our wildfire crisis and our forest health crisis
USA Today
Is overspending catching up to these Power 5 schools? (Billig)
Poll: 31% of voters say second civil war likely
Washington Post
‘Today, we are speechless’: The Capital Gazette’s heartbreaking editorial page
Trump’s top economic adviser says deficit ‘is coming down rapidly,’ contradicting virtually all available data
Opinion: After shooting, will Trump stop abusing journalists? Let’s revisit that conversation about ‘civility.’
Opinion: Community journalists die while providing public service
Opinion: Trump is losing the country on immigration
Yakima Herald Republic
Editorial: Special ed needs special attention by Legislature
BROADCAST
KING5 TV (NBC)
Students with dyslexia sinking in class as WA schools neglect to provide proper help
Washington rallies planned Saturday supporting families separated at border
Ferry crab pot entanglements costly for state
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Tracking welfare fraud in Washington State
Judge orders Tacoma to pay $297,000 for records violations
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Seattle homeless couple gets city-paid plane tickets to leave town
Community pushing to stop Lakewood father from being deported
Protesters pack up at Northwest Detention Center, but vow to continue the fight
Eyman challenge over I-940 heading to State Supreme Court
KNKX FM
Janus Decision Has Implications For Private-Sector Unions In Washington
A Vulnerable Population That Is Also An Incredible Inspiration
SCOTUS To Review ‘Landmark’ Tribal Sovereignty Case
KUOW FM
Northwest Ranchers Have Beef With Trump’s Trade Wars, But Still Support The President
Roxane Gay: Men need to read these dispatches from rape culture
Q13 TV (Fox)
Seattle police union says many officers leaving the force frustrated over city politics
Marysville family ‘in fear’ as Honduran mom faces deportation, seeks asylum in US
State Supreme Court weighs lawmakers’ change to police deadly force measure
WEB
Civic Skunkworks
Homeless people aren’t faceless monsters. They’re our neighbors.
Crosscut
Port lawyer: Harassment allegation, a $500K settlement and paid leave
Seattle P.I.
Connelly: Will Trump high court choice reverse abortion rights?
Connelly: Rep. Jayapal arrested in D.C. protest against “Zero Tolerance”
Connelly: AGs’ suit depicts EPA’s Pruitt as the greenhouse gas guy
Thursday, June 28
Associated Press
EMTs allegedly made racist comments toward Native Americans
Pot poisoning reports increase among young children
Changes coming to standard Washington licenses, IDs
Federal inspectors say patients at risk at state psychiatric hospital
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Police arrest protesters at Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma
Neighbors opposed, but Navy plans increased Growler jet training on Whidbey Island
Bothell Reporter
King County Council passes sexual harassment reform policy
Columbian
Clark County union leaders: Supreme Court ruling a huge blow (Stonier)
In Our View: Symbol of Failed System
The Daily News
‘This is a union town’: Locals rally against high court labor ruling (Blake)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Mental health competency delays are costing state millions
Navy plan: Big increase in flights to small Whidbey airfield
Editorial: Protect jobs at newspapers and paper mills
The Inlander
Planned Parenthood files lawsuit in Spokane challenging abstinence-only program
Arming school resource officers remains a contentious issue in Spokane Public Schools
Left-wing Spokane groups are trying to figure out how to combat alt-right groups — without inadvertently making them stronger
News Tribune (subscription required)
Detention center protesters given 24 hours to tear down structures, Tacoma police say
Almost like ‘Escape from L.A.” An eyesore property, and Tacoma’s plan to prevent blight
New York Times
Supreme Court Ruling Delivers a Sharp Blow to Labor Unions
Olympian (subscription required)
Already under scrutiny, Thurston Conservation District board faces allegation by its newest member
Trump’s historic arms deal is likely a jobs creator – in Saudi Arabia
Puget Sound Business Journal
As jobs go unfilled, U.S. employers vie to hire foreign laborers
Washington state likely to face coalition of southern states in battle for Boeing’s new jet
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Battle lines sharpen in Washington state as top court says government can’t force workers to pay union fees (Keiser)
Bloomberg News: Amazon makes big foray into health care with plans for PillPack purchase
House could vote on overhaul of farm guest-worker program this summer
Washington ranked middle of the pack for education, higher overall on child well-being
Special Olympics CEO Timothy Shriver: ‘We are taking a stand for inclusion’
FYI Guy: ‘Mean world syndrome’: In some Seattle neighborhoods, fear of crime exceeds reality
Editorial: Western State’s failure rests with Gov. Inslee (Jinkins)
Spokesman Review
Spokane union leaders criticize Supreme Court decision, but say their groups will move forward
Washington state lawyers, lawmakers praise Justice Anthony Kennedy on retirement
Washington Post
The Health 202: Kennedy’s retirement raises possibility of overturning Roe v. Wade
West Seattle Herald
UPDATE: EPA statement on crushed car barge fire on Duwamish River
Vancouver Business Journal
Expanding trade war continues to affect Port of Vancouver
Yakima Herald Republic
White Swan community tells Inslee what it needs to succeed
Sheriff: Immigration agents make arrests north of Pasco
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
8 arrests as federal police clear entrance to ICE building
Supreme Court union ruling especially significant for Washington
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Washington prepares for autonomous vehicles
Changes coming to standard Washington licenses, IDs
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
‘Where are we going to stay?’: NW Detention Center protesters ordered to move tents
‘There’s nowhere to go:’ RV campers filling Everett streets
Report: City of Tacoma now has highest rent price hikes in the region
Pot poisoning reports increase among young kids in Washington
KNKX FM
Immigration Attorney Describes Meeting With Migrant Women Detained At SeaTac Prison
Large Grass Fire Lights Up Hills Above Prosser, Washington
The Seabots Are Coming! Ocean-going Drones Launched On West Coast Fish Survey
Tacoma Has The Region’s Fastest-Rising Rents, Report Says
KUOW FM
‘South Park and Georgetown have shouldered the burden of environmental injustice for decades’
After losing Supreme Court battle, Seattle union supporters gear up for ‘war’
Ghosts of Japanese internment rise from Supreme Court travel ban ruling
Washington state added the population of Everett last year
NW Public Radio
U.S. Supreme Court To Review ‘Landmark’ Tribal Sovereignty Case Involving Yakama Nation
Q13 TV (Fox)
Local union leaders, lawmakers rally to denounce Supreme Court ruling on public-sector unions
Protesters camping outside Northwest Detention Center told to remove their stuff by 6 p.m. Thursday
‘I have huge worries about women’: Planned Parenthood Northwest CEO reacts to Supreme Court opening
Web
Wednesday, June 27
Associated Press
Supreme Court deals big setback to labor unions
New tax form is indeed smaller, but filing is no simpler
Judge gives White House deadline to reunite migrant families
Muslims, advocates saddened over court’s travel ban decision
10 protesters arrested at migrant detention center in Tacoma
The Latest: Federal ruling may affect states’ lawsuit
Washington, 16 other states sue Trump administration over family separations
Aberdeen Daily World
Westport celebrates 120th anniversary of lighthouse (Blake)
Students in Aberdeen can take all-online classes starting in fall
Feds OK $2.2 million for tsunami tower at Tokeland
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
DSHS secretary: ‘I know that you are all disappointed’
DNR helps firefighters learn to work together to fight ever-worsening wildfire season
Bothell Reporter
A connected corridor (Clibborn)
The Daily News
U.S. House passes Herrera Beutler bill authorizing lethal sea lion removal
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Estimated Snohomish County population is now 805,000, up 2%
Everett lobbies the Navy to base an aircraft carrier here
Trump tax cuts carry a big price tag, Budget Office says
Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter
Housing is still a problem in America
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Friday Habor Labs’ annual jazz concert funds local schools
New San Juan County flood hazard regulations adopted
Two-lane roundabout now in place at Sharpes Corner in Anacortes
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Kitsap center ready to help immigrants detained under the “zero tolerance” policy
Coach Kennedy asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear Bremerton school prayer case
Supreme Court deals major financial blow to nation’s public employee unions
News Tribune (subscription required)
Scammers put a new and “scary” twist on old late utility bill swindle
Health, safety and management concerns pile up at Washington psychiatric hospital, feds say
Editorial: Tacoma wants no part of migrant family separations
Pitts Jr.: Social covenant ripped to shreds on all sides
New York Times
Public Sector Workers Cannot Be Forced to Pay Dues
Unions May Become Smaller and Poorer, but Not Weaker
Olympian (subscription required)
Editorial: Clean up mess at Western State
Puget Sound Business Journal
Steel users file legal challenge to Trump’s tariffs
Federal judge in California issues injunction halting government from separating families
Federal judge dismisses suit against oil companies over costs of climate change
Renton Reporter
Dunn applauds House passage of Mountains to Sound Greenway Heritage Act
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Washington state Democrats, labor groups slam U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on union dues
Fate of Seattle streetcar remains a mystery, as deadline passes for $416,000 consultant’s report
Travel ban ruling leaves Seattle woman wondering when she will see her husband again
Inspections of Western State Hospital showed recurring health and safety violations
Editorial: Clear communication from law enforcement is crucial
Opinion: For Native people, the trauma of family separation is nothing new
Westneat: No Trump allowed: How liberals risk becoming the thing they’re protesting
Spokesman Review
Trump travel ban constitutional, divided court says; AG Ferguson files new immigration suit
Airway Heights water worse than feared
Increasing number of young athletes, like Tyler Hilinski, suffering from CTE
USA Today
Supreme Court deals major blow to nation’s public employee unions
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Lack of civility in our political discourse is concerning
Washington Post
Supreme Court rules against public unions collecting fees from nonmembers
Federal judge enjoins separation of migrant children, orders family reunification
Trump, using ALL CAPS in a tweet, urges passage of the House GOP immigration bill
Wenatchee World
4.9% | Region sees lowest monthly unemployment rate since 1990
Program to bring new doctors to Chelan
Whidbey News-Times
Navy releases preferred plan for Growler practice
Board vetoes transit fares
Yakima Herald Republic
Ex-Kennewick schools superintendent admits to child sex crime
Yakima School District superintendent to retire at the end of 2018-19 school year
Lands commissioner visits Yakima, touts preparation for what could be a long wildfire season
BROADCAST
KING5 TV (NBC)
Washington the 4th most dangerous state for Fourth of July, report says
Woodinville man says wife not allowed in U.S. because of travel ban
Shoalwater Bay Tribe to build tsunami evacuation tower
10 protesters arrested outside Tacoma’s Northwest Detention Center
Kids separated from parents at border find support in Seattle
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Study: Level of distracted driving depends on which ‘infotainment’ system you have
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
10 arrested outside Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma
‘We will win’: Seattle-area immigrant activist sees hope in her deportation case
KNKX FM
In Big Win For White House, Supreme Court Upholds President Trump’s Travel Ban
Lawsuit Describes Plight Of Parents Held In Washington, Thousands Of Miles From Children
Pacific Northwest Tribes Pushing For Climate Action Launch New Political Action Committee
KUOW FM
Seattle calls it recycling. China calls it ‘foreign garbage smuggling’
SCOTUS Ruling Prohibits Mandatory Union Dues For Public Employees
‘They have not learned.’ A pledge to fight the travel ban
With Court Ruling Expected, Gun Ban Advocates Will Try to Make History
NW Public Radio
Prosecutors Seek Prison, Defense Wants Probation For Former Washington Auditor
Big Wildfire Season And Summer Of Drought Await The Northwest
Q13 TV (Fox)
Tacoma police arrest 10 protesters outside Northwest Detention Center
Immigrant, civil rights leaders protest Trump’s travel ban
WEB
Crosscut
City Light’s ‘smart meters’ are $17.4M over budget
Activist who says ICE targeted her will remain in U.S.
Supreme Court ruling on crisis pregnancy centers — now what?
MyNorthwest.com
Supreme Court deals big setback to labor unions
Supreme Court upholding travel ban is ‘abhorrent,’ Gov. Inslee says
Publicola
Asylum Seekers Separated from Their Children Sue Federal Agencies
Schmudget
U.S. Supreme Court decision puts Washington’s economic well-being at risk
KIDS COUNT: Inaccurate census data could jeopardize progress for Washington’s kids
Seattle P.I.
Connelly: Congress bestows status on Mountains to Sound Greenway
Judge: Separated families must be reunited within 30 days
Slog
Immigration Activist Facing Deportation Allowed to Stay—for Now
Washington State University Quarterback’s Parents Say He Had CTE When He Committed Suicide