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Monday, Apr. 2

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Associated Press
Trade worries sink US stocks; China pork duty hits Tyson
Kremlin: Trump invited Putin to White House, but no date set
Washington state family’s deadly cliff crash may have been intentional, police say

Arlington Times
New team addresses homelessness, addiction: social workers, police pair up to offer hope to people who want it
Health District’s exchange program needles M’ville to the point it may stop funding

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Yakima school looking to help students experiencing trauma 
State Parks offer two free admission days in April 

Columbian
In Our View: Blow Against Transparency (Cleveland)
In Our View: Right to Join Drug Fight

The Daily News
400 rally for gun rights at Longview Civic Circle
Will Cowlitz County join suit against opioid makers?

Everett Herald (subscription required)
WaPo: Tax cut: The richest get $33,000, the poorest will get $40
Bothell’s largest park is open to visitors and name ideas
State’s firearms records months behind (Rolfes)
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince quietly visits Boeing in Everett
Students serve in Olympia as pages, sponsored by Lovick (Lovick)
Editorial: County, cities add to toolbox for fighting opioids
Letter: Property tax payers not helped by Legislature (Nelson)

Forks Forum
Lawmakers stop in Forks (Van De Wege, Tharinger, Chapman)

News Tribune (subscription required)
Who gets in if Tacoma imposes background checks at emergency homeless shelters?
Lawmakers restricted toll hikes on the Narrows Bridge. But their plan keeps tolls around longer. (Fey, Kilduff)
Opinion: Why I stood alone against bridge toll plan (Kilduff)

New York Times
Wine, Pork, Pipes: China Slaps Tariffs on 128 U.S. Products
Trump Says DACA Is ‘Dead,’ and Calls for Action by Mexico
‘I Can’t Stop’: Schools Struggle With Explosion in Vaping
As Authoritarianism Spreads, Uzbekistan Goes the Other Way
Where Companies Welcome Refugees, the More, the Better
Editorial: Facebook Is Not the Problem. Lax Privacy Rules Are.

Olympian (subscription required)
Calling it an addiction ‘epidemic,’ Thurston County sues opioid manufacturers, distributors

Peninsula Daily News
Legislation ‘classic mistake:’ House GOP chief talks about public records, 24th District (Chapman, Tharinger, Van De Wege)

Puget Sound Business Journal
Chinese investment in Seattle commercial real estate plummets 81 percent
Saudi crown prince inks Boeing deal in Everett, meets Bezos, Gates, Nadella (Photos)
China slaps retaliatory tariffs on American food

Renton Reporter
Op-ed: False claims online ignite partisan spat

Seattle Times (subscription required)
‘Enough is enough’: Some local homeowners say this year’s property-tax increase will force them to move
Bloomberg News: Amazon stock sinks after another round of Trump tweets
‘Seismic shift’: New law will reduce number of juveniles sent to adult court in Washington state (Kuderer)
Seattle playing wait-and-see with income tax on the wealthy
Opinion: Housing the homeless: The case for an employee hours tax
Editorial: Prepaid ballots will help get out the vote
Opinion: A 4-star general explains why John Bolton ‘scares the hell out of many of us’
Editorial: Russia probe is no place for partisanship: Will Washington’s delegation protect the special counsel probe?

Spokesman Review  
New Washington law aims to help find missing Native American women
Washington’s Capitol dome will get a good scrubbing, but no visitors
Op-ed: Voters deserve more information on campaign backers (Billig)
Op-ed: Major win for Washington wildfire fighting in congressional spending bill

Tri-City Herald 
Editorial: Democrats were sent to Olympia to make laws, not wiggle around them

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
COMMENTARY: Democrats in Olympia accomplished a lot in recent legislative session (Nelson)

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: State wisely makes distinction between pets and service animals

Washington Post
Anti-apartheid activist and former wife of Nelson Mandela dies at 81
Trump proposed Putin visit White House in March phone call, Kremlin says
Escalating trade war, China slaps tariffs on U.S. goods, including pork and fruit
Oklahoma teachers prepare to walk out as furor over school funding spreads across the country

Woodinville Patch
New WA Religious Affiliation Law Signed By Inslee  (Palumbo, Stanford)

Yakima Herald Republic
U.S. Census: Yakima officials debate merits of White House decision to ask about citizenship
Editorial: State’s Democrats may pay price for gimmick on budget

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KNKX FM
Snohomish County Continues Efforts To Curb Effects Of Opioids With New Diversion Center

KUOW FM
Tax Amazon, say small business owners. We can’t afford to pay more

NW Public Radio
Fight Over Salmon-Killing Roads In Washington Now A Supreme Court Case About Native Rights

Web

Crosscut
City transportation workers complain of gender bias, favoritism
An epic battle against gentrification

Seattle Medium
Inslee Signs Bill Creating Essential Protections For Consumers Experiencing Foreclosure (Orwall)

Slog
Abortion Fund Sues Over 2016 Cyberattack
Secondhand Smoke and Mirrors

Friday, Mar. 30

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Associated Press
Trump tax overhaul, a boon to most states, is ‘massive tax hike’ in Oregon
Red-state teacher rebellion hits Oklahoma, grows in Arizona
Marijuana-friendly states want meeting with Sessions  
Regulators target internet ads for illegal pot shops
US judge opens door for thousands to apply for asylum

Aberdeen Daily World
23 laid off at Community Hospital

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Here’s how the legislature made it easier for Washington students to go to college (Hansen, Pollet, Ranker)

The Daily News
Legislators talk about guns, Ecology and carbon tax (Blake, Takko)

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Trump takes another shot at Seattle-based Amazon
They’re reaching out to the homeless in the north county
Compass Health gets $4.5M for housing project in Everett
State wants car owners to pay a fee it failed to collect
Poll: Most young people think Trump is racist and dishonest
Gerson: ‘Never Trump’ Republicans must wait, let madness pass
Thiessen: No reason not to ask about citizenship in ‘20 census
Muhlstein: A harrowing talk by a Sandy Hook shooting first responder
Editorial: Keep citizenship question out of 2020 census

Journal of the San Juan Islands
San Juan Island School District looks to renew levy, as state taxes for education take effect
Town of Friday Harbor honored for trees managment
State funds $500,000 for Lopez Island pool (Ranker, Lytton, Morris)

New York Times
Veterans Affairs Shake-Up Stirs Fears of Privatized Care
E.P.A. Set to Roll Back Rules Forcing Cars to Be Cleaner
Israeli Military Kills at Least 12 Along Border With Gaza

Peninsula Daily News
NEWS BRIEFS: Veterans are welcomed home in PA … and other items
Port of Port Townsend OKs three capital improvement projects
New firm grows in sales: Airborne expects eventually to have all workers based on Peninsula
Goat transfer sparks new law on communication

Puget Sound Business Journal
Observations: More tax revenue won’t solve homelessness
Boeing supplier moves plant from Kent to Kansas, citing rising costs in Seattle area
The personalized health care revolution could start in Seattle
Opinion: Metal tariffs will not do anything good for the economy

Seattle Times (subscription required)
A reporter feels the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.’s promised land on a Mexican mountaintop
Is Seattle losing its soul?
WaPo: How Trump got to ‘yes’ on the biggest purge of Russian spies in US history
Ruling against Seattle law hurts renters, advocates say
Moving day for Seattle’s Russian consulate
Editorial: Student success should guide teacher-contract negotiations
Opinion: The Second Amendment isn’t the problem

Spokesman Review
Spokane River conservationists, state officials settle lawsuit over polluted Latah Creek
Several goals achieved on Spokane Valley’s legislative agenda
Student journalists get freedom to publish
Op-ed: Internet neutrality needs real protection

Tri-City Herald
DOE criticizes Hanford contractor. Says vit plant deadline in doubt
County officials are lawyering up to square off. And you’re going to pay for it
Murray talks Tri-Cities issues like dams, shoreline — and tennis shoes?

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Senator: Walla Walla VA’s low rating should be wake-up call

Washington Post
‘Maybe someone dies’: Facebook VP justified bullying, terrorism as costs of ‘growth’
Trump compares the Mexico border unfavorably with the Korean DMZ
MLK’s family believes James Earl Ray was framed for assassination

Yakima Herald Republic
Valley schools help kids differentiate between real, fake news
Prescribed burns this spring may decrease summer wildland fire losses
WaPo: Statistics open eyes about racism
Editorial: Farmworkers living in city? Worth a look if done right

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KING5 TV (NBC)
Tacoma drivers face new construction work slowdowns
New quake warning system ready but no money for training

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Tacoma pharmacist traded stolen pills for prostitutes, cash and other drugs, state finds
Fact Check: President Trump’s attack on Amazon

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
New team to address homelessness, addiction in north part of Snohomish County
Feds doubt that massive Hanford plant can open by 2022 deadline

KNKX FM
Washington State To Inventory Collapse-Prone Buildings
Concerned About Election Security? Northwest Election Chiefs Say Have Confidence
Priest Rapids Dam On The Columbia River Has Sprung Leaks

KUOW FM
A Fight Over Salmon-Killing Roads Is Now A Supreme Court Case About Native Rights
Veterans urge Navy to stop jet training over Olympic National Park

Q13 TV (FOX)
Leaders from Burien, county search for solutions to gang violence after 2 teens die
Pioneering Snohomish County crime-fighting program expanding to Marysville, Arlington
Driving the future: Is the testing of self-driving cars on public roads putting you in danger?

Web

Crosscut
Opinion: The American crisis we aren’t addressing

Slog
“We’re Like Family at this Laundry”: UW Medicine Laundry Workers Fear Job Cuts
Op-ed: Four Steps to Tackle the Opioid Crisis That Will Work Better Than the Death Penalty

Thursday, Mar. 29

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Associated Press
Swedish, Providence to pay $1.4M over out-of-network lab 
Gov. Jay Inslee signs conversion therapy ban (Liias)
Court strikes down Seattle rule targeting housing bias 
Trump ousts Veterans Affairs chief David Shulkin
Supreme Court struggles again with partisan redistricting

Aberdeen Daily World
South Bend alder sawmill gets new life after $1.5 million infusion from state

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Here’s how the legislature made it easier for Washington students to go to college (Hansen, Ranker)
Trump’s restrictive refugee policies are reshaping who is coming to Washington 

Columbian
In Our View: Accuracy Key to Census

Everett Herald (subscription required)
New county law targets a long list of nuisance properties
Gay lawmaker’s persistence led to conversion therapy ban (Liias)
Justices will decide if state school-funding crisis is over (Ortiz-Self)
Some in Snohomish wonder: Can local politics be less toxic?
Inslee signs campaign finance bill
Boeing hit by WannaCry virus, fears it could hit production
WaPo: Greenland melting faster than at any time in past 450 years
WaPo: EPA talking points downplay human role in climate change

The Inlander
Washington is testing how it could charge drivers for miles they drive to keep up state roads
Despite opposition from current members, Inslee signs bill to expand Spokane County Commission (Riccelli)

Journal of the San Juan Islands
Me Too, San Juan Island

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Kilmer bill helps federal workers who started in temporary role
Op-ed: Amazon is coming for your HSA

New York Times
Veterans Affairs Chief Is Out, as Trump’s Shake-Up Continues
Trump Lawyer Broached Idea of Pardoning 2 Ex-Aides
Trump Attacks Amazon, Saying It Does Not Pay Enough Taxes
Op-Ed: David J. Shulkin: Privatizing the V.A. Will Hurt Veterans

Peninsula Daily News
District’s state legislators face local issues at Town Hall forum  (Van De Wege, Tharinger, Chapman)
OUTDOORS: Limit rises to two hatchery chinook Friday in Area 9; halibut quotas released  (Van De Wege)

Puget Sound Business Journal
Gov. Jay Inslee signs bill updating Washington state’s condo law (Pedersen)
It’s the No. 1 power source, but natural gas faces headwinds
Sen. John Braun knows the business of politics in Olympia — and his family business
White House looks to use emergency law to halt Chinese investment
Swedish and Providence settle vendor billing lawsuit with Washington state
Judge tosses Seattle law requiring landlords to rent to first qualified tenant
Turner chief pushes back on core Justice Dept. argument

Renton Reporter
Free speech protections for student journalists signed into law

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Some Washington schools will get seismic checkups
Higher education scored big in short legislative session (Ranker, Hansen, Pollet)
Judge rejects Seattle’s ‘first-come, first-served’ rental law as unconstitutional
Opinion: We can’t trust the autonomous-car industry to self-regulate
Editorial: Census too important to risk an undercount with citizenship question

Seattle Weekly
Editorial: Tariffs on Newsprint a Threat to Newspapers

Spokesman Review
Inslee signs 5 commissioner bill for Spokane County (Riccelli)
Conversion therapy for LGBT youth banned in Washington state (Liias)
State studying priorities to prepare for killer quake

Tri-City Herald
Federal office to investigate radioactive contamination spread at Hanford

Washington Post
Trump taps his doctor to replace Shulkin at Veterans Affairs
Trump lashes out again at Amazon in morning tweet
Trump promised $1.5 trillion in infrastructure spending. He’s 1 percent of the way there.

Yakima Herald Republic
Editorial: Appropriate resolution to Granger police saga

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KING5 TV (NBC)
72 percent of schools at ‘high’ risk from quakes in Washington
18-year-old arrested for Bellevue Mosque fire
Judge blocks Seattle’s ‘first come, first served’ rental law
Electric ferries could be coming to Washington

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
State kicks off test of pay-by-mile program (Clibborn)
Gov. Inslee signs bill banning therapists from practicing gay conversion therapy (Liias)
Gov. Inslee signs $391 million statewide property tax cut (Mullet)
VIDEO: Wash. is first state to outlaw sale of fire-fighting foams

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
18-year-old suspect arrested in Bellevue mosque fire
President Trump goes after a favorite target, Amazon

KNKX FM
Traffic, Traffic Everywhere – Including Rural Pierce County
New Tsunami Maps For Southwest Washington Coast Have ‘Shocking’ Flooding

KUOW FM
He fought wildfires in Washington. Now he’s fighting deportation
Are Washington’s volcanoes the next big energy source?
Conversion therapy on minors banned in Washington — and entire West Coast

KXLY (ABC)
Governor Inslee signs changes to Spokane County commissioner elections (Riccelli, Ormsby)

Q13 TV (FOX)
Swedish, Providence to pay $1.4 million over out-of-network lab

Web

Seattle P.I.
Senate Majority Leader Nelson won’t seek re-election (Nelson, Dhingra)

Slog
72 Percent Of Washington Public Schools Not Quake Safe, Lawmakers To Fully Fund $300M Financial Aid Program
You Need to Make $148,000 to Be Rich in Seattle, and Soon Even That May Not Be Enough
Judge Rules Against Seattle’s First-in-Time Rental Law

State Scoop
Telecom group will ‘aggressively challenge’ any state enforcing net neutrality rules (Hansen)

Wednesday, Mar. 28

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Associated Press
Gov. Inslee signs supplemental budget boosting K-12 spending 
Inslee signs bill restricting sale of some firefighting foam 
Judge shows scant patience for military transgender ban
Senate Majority Leader Sharon Nelson won’t seek re-election 
Inslee signs controversial union bill

Aberdeen Daily World
DNR: Magnitude 9 quake on the coast could hit outer coastline with waves to 60 feet
Hospital financial strategies will take time
More than 100 advocate for gun legislation at March For Our Lives rally in Aberdeen

Battle Ground Reflector
Dark fiber bill signed by Gov. Inslee  (Stonier, Wylie, Cleveland)

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
‘Tacoma is a synonym of detention,’ says immigrant activist facing deportation 
More people in Washington state are driving without car insurance 
State tsunami map predicts where 60-foot tall wave will hit following simulated 9.0 quake 

Chinook Observer
No jail for county farmer (Blake)

Everett Herald (subscription required) 
Feds: Everett man sent bombs to White House, CIA, military
Inslee signs spending and tax-cut bills; here’s what they do
‘No housing bubble’: Experts discuss a hot real-estate market
Muhlstein: United at D.C. march by their own tragedy here at home
Editorial: Tariffs on newsprint a threat to newspapers

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Last juvenile sentenced to die in state faces resentencing
Editorial: Due diligence for democracy

News Tribune (subscription required)
Inslee signs controversial union bill despite calls for a veto
State Senate majority leader to step down (Nelson, Carlyle, Frockt, Jinkins)
Editorial: Marching’s great, as long as voting follows closely

New York Times
Kushner Resists Sessions’s Push for Hard-Line Prison Policy
Trump Secures Trade Deal With South Korea
Cyberattack Holds Atlanta ‘Hostage’ by Freezing City Systems
After Police Killing: ‘Shoot Us Down, We Shut You Down’

Olympian (subscription required)
More people in Washington state are driving without car insurance
Two more wildfire seasons will pass before deal to fix federal funding kicks in

Peninsula Daily News
Rep. Kilmer, Peninsula College to hold Student Town Hall
Peninsula residents join Seattle March for Our Lives
Bids opened for suicide barriers on Port Angeles bridges

Puget Sound Business Journal
Housing ads allow bias, Facebook is told in suit
SR 99 tunnel beneath downtown Seattle could be open in October (Video)
Facebook makes changes to make privacy policies more transparent
Gary Locke says Trump’s tariffs will mean ‘more Airbus and fewer Boeing airplanes’ in China
Bob Ferguson joins other attorneys general in seeking answers from Facebook’s Zuckerberg

Queen Anne & Magnolia News
Lawmakers make progress, but want more after session (Carlyle, Frame, Tarleton)

Reflector
Dark fiber bill signed by Gov. Inslee (Stonier, Wylie)

Seattle Times (subscription required)
In warm-up to head-tax bout, Seattle business owners ask council: What have you done with the money you have?
Russian spies in Seattle: Black ops, Soviet subs and counter intel in the Pacific Northwest
Washington joins other states suing over Census citizenship question
Inslee signs bill restricting sale of some firefighting foam
Seattle’s Highway 99 tunnel could open to traffic in October
Editorial: Western State Hospital’s inexcusable inefficiency (Jinkins)

Spokesman Review
Washington to join challenge to 2020 census citizenship question
Budgets, new laws may satisfy court order on public schools
Washington bans firefighting chemicals that may cause cancer
Police don’t have to release ‘intimate images’ from body cams under bill signed by Inslee
Indigent offenders to get break on some legal costs

Tri-City Herald
Pasco needle exchange a first for the Tri-Cities 
Washington’s ‘other Tri-Cities’ is giving us a run for our money 
2020 Census citizenship question could spur legal battle over citizen-only redistricting 

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Hundreds turn out for gun safety march
Drug problems persist on island, VYFS to offer treatment soon
New superintendent to be selected this week

Washington Post
Trump proposal would penalize immigrants who use tax credits, other benefits
Meeting of North Korean, Chinese leaders presents a new challenge for Trump
Experts agree: Trump has made Washington hostile to experts
Maryland case part of an unprecedented look by Supreme Court at gerrymandering

Whidbey News-Times
‘Standing in Solidarity’ demonstration in Oak Harbor
Tricare lost payment information for 45,000 accounts

Yakima Herald Republic
Growers complain of labor shortage as asparagus harvest approaches
Washington to challenge plans for 2020 census to include citizenship question

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ABC NEWS
Proposed law giving workers the ‘right to disconnect’ after work draws mixed reactions

KING5 TV (NBC)
Pay-by-mile pilot program kicks off Wednesday
Washington joins census lawsuit
Virtual reality industry booming in Western Washington
First WSU medical students make rounds in Western Washington

KIRO7 TV (CBS)
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pushing hemp legalization bill 
Mark Zuckerberg to testify before Congress amid Facebook privacy scandal: report
Inslee signs controversial union bill despite calls for a veto
Ferguson to sue Trump administration over Census question about citizenship

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
WSDOT: Tunnel to replace Alaskan Way Viaduct could open as early as October

KNKX FM
Inslee Signs SEIU-Backed Homecare Privatization Bill Over Objections
Washington State Ferries To Look Harder At Diesel To Electric Conversion
Federal Judge In Seattle Hears Case To Overturn Transgender Ban In Military

KUOW FM
Traffic at this spot on I-5 has been terrible for 25 years. Here’s why
PHOTOS: Sneak peek at Seattle’s new mega tunnel
‘Lunch shaming’ banned in cafeterias in Washington state (Peterson)
‘They Don’t Care’: Whistleblower Says Cambridge Analytica Aims To Undermine Democracy

Q13 TV (FOX)
SR 99 tunnel slated for fall opening: What to know about tolling, viaduct closure & more
Washington state plans to sue Trump administration over U.S. Census citizenship question
As home prices and costs skyrocket, some forced to make emotional move out of state

Web

Crosscut
Op-ed: The American crisis we aren’t addressing

Slog
AG Bob Ferguson to Sue Trump Admin Over Census Citizenship Question
Trump Admin Tries to Justify Trans Military Ban, Seattle Federal Court Not Having It

Tuesday, Mar. 27

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Associated Press
Retired Supreme Court justice urges Second Amendment repeal
Police: Vacant mosque fire not believed to be hate crime
Spies posing as diplomats have a long history
Jury clears district of some claims in teacher abuse case
McConnell wants hemp removed from controlled substance list
Suspicious packages sent to military; Seattle man arrested
FTC is investigating Facebook over privacy practices
Decision to add citizenship question to census draws protest

Aberdeen Daily World
Hospital financial strategies will take time
Spying on Kitsap submarine base factor in closing of Russia’s Seattle consulate

Bainbridge Island Review
Students: Time is Ripe to Add Gender to Gun Debate

Columbian
In Our View: Unforgettable March

Everett Herald (subscription required)
US says Russians in Seattle could spy on submarine base
Her first bill ensures better notice of wildlife relocations

Journal of the San Juan Islands
Mainland construction to cause San Juan Islands communications outage April 12, 13

News Tribune (subscription required)
State tsunami map predicts where 60-foot tall wave will hit following simulated 9.0 quake
Small victory for Puyallup as state Legislature seeks to invest in a full interchange at SR 167
Don’t like growth in Tacoma? You should probably move, because it’s not going to stop
Editorial: Slow but sure president pick looks good at Tacoma Community College

New York Times
John Paul Stevens: Repeal the Second Amendment
Census to Add Question on Citizenship, Spurring Outcry
With Wave of Expulsions, U.S. and Allies Punish Russia
Trump’s Litmus Test for Judges: Shrinking ‘Administrative State’
Taliban’s Rare Silence on Talks Gives Negotiators Hope

Puget Sound Business Journal
Regulators bear down on Facebook
South Korea, looking to avoid tariffs, agrees to U.S. trade deal
Hotels hope that tax law will revive corporate meetings
Wall Street bonuses rise 17% to pre-crisis levels

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Seattle-area home market accelerates, leading U.S. for 17th straight month
With closure of Russia consulate in Seattle, hopes for Pacific ‘partnership’ fade
‘We’ll see what happens’: For Russian immigrants, closure of Seattle consulate means frustration, uncertainty
Trump Russia announcement catches Boeing off guard; spying an everyday concern for defense contractor
Protesters of youth jail block Seattle construction site in latest attempt to halt project
Seattle School Board announces 3 finalists for superintendent
OpEd: Now are you ready to safeguard your personal data?
Editorial: Next step: Students need to register to vote

Skagit Valley Herald
Skagit County students march to end gun violence
Work to begin to clear Highway 20 over North Cascades

Spokesman Review
At SFCC, claims of sexual improprieties followed Darren Pitcher for years
Transportation projects in Spokane area poised to benefit from federal spending bill
ACLU to Greyhound: Stop Border Patrol searches on buses
Letter: Common Core not practical

USA Today
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens : Repeal the Second Amendment

Washington Post
‘The speaker is not resigning’: Ryan’s office dismisses GOP lawmaker’s rumor
Research firm releases new details on alleged Iranian hacking campaign targeting 300 universities
Federal jurors get their first raise in nearly 30 years

West Seattle Herald
See who’s in the running for Seattle school superintendent, and how you can grade them

Yakima Herald Republic
Despite strong job market, teens still struggle looking for work
Particulate progress? Officials say Yakima Valley is meeting air quality standards
Editorial: Users must be eyes and ears on poaching

Broadcast

KING5 TV (NBC)
Youth jail activists block construction site

KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Homeless camp on Aurora Ave. seeks permit renewal

KNKX FM
Students Plan To Keep Rallying For Gun Control
Earthquake Early Warning Gets Big Boost In New Federal Budget
Washington, Oregon Attorneys General Demand Answers From Facebook
Trump Administration Orders Closure of Russian Consulate In Seattle
Washington Apple Growers Fret Over Possible Chinese Tariffs
New Top Northwest Wildfire Official Says ‘Not All Fire is Bad’

KUOW FM
For Women With Low-Risk Pregnancies, Technology Can Reduce Doctor Visits
3 Reasons Gun Companies Are Under Pressure
Tumblr’s Ban Of Russian Accounts Adds Detail To Targeting Of Black Americans
2020 Census Will Reinstate Question On Citizenship Status
‘We demand action now!’ March For Our Lives
It Beats A Shelter. But Are You Prepared To Camp In Your Home After The Big One?

NW Public Radio
Washington Grizzly Recovery Gets Backing From Interior Sec. Ryan Zinke
Washington, Oregon Attorneys General Demand Answers From Facebook

Web

Seattle P.I.
Battery Street Tunnel to become landfill