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Thursday, June 22
Associated Press
Study links legalized pot with increase in car crash claims
Seattle police shooting may show limits of crisis training
Gov. Inslee calls lawmakers back for third special session (Sullivan)
Draft of Senate GOP health bill shows cuts to Medicare
Aberdeen Daily World
Letter: Hospital’s image is ailing
Bainbridge Island Review
Opinion: School funding and tax debate continues as government shutdown nears
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Threat of shutdown looms as Legislature heads into triple overtime over budget (Lytton)
Bothell Reporter
Bothell moving forward with acquisition of Wayne Golf Course (Palumbo)
Palumbo applauds Bothell City Council for Wayne preservation (Palumbo)
Columbian
Legislation would extend Columbia River fishing fee
In Our View: No to Oil Terminal
The Daily News
Monticello joins school poverty list
OPINION: Seize the opportunity (Rep. Walsh on Hirst policy)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Solving McCleary is like figuring out a Rubik’s Cube
3rd special session begins; lawmakers struggle over budget (Sullivan, Chase)
Editorial: ‘Bathroom’ initiative plays on unwarranted fears
Federal Way Mirror
Investigators unable to determine cause of Center Plaza fire
Journal of the San Juan Islands
WSF to hold four public meetings about proposed rate increase
Tiny homes could hold a big solution
Kirkland Reporter
Kirkland councilmember honored by Association of Washington Cities
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Senate Republicans unveil health care bill that slashes taxes, rolls back Medicaid
State considering two designated shooting sites in Tahuya Forest
‘Clock is running out’ to avoid shutdown, Inslee says (Sullivan)
Killing by Seattle police raises questions on use of force
Letter: Sheldon’s leading the Olympia gridlock
News Tribune (subscription required)
Threat of shutdown looms as Legislature heads into triple overtime over budget (Lytton, Carlyle)
Olympian (subscription required)
Olympia will let voters will decide on two tax increases
Editorial: Fish culverts case emits another wake-up beep
Puget Sound Business Journal
Senate health care bill released
Redmond Reporter
Pacifica Institute organizes interfaith dinner in Redmond
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Hundreds attend vigil for Charleena Lyles and call for justice in her fatal shooting
Jerry Large: Charleena Lyles death by police adds to a list that should shame us
Seattle-area Muslims see chance to show what true Islam means, during first Ramadan of Trump era
The Amazon effect: Metro adds buses to handle new flock of summer interns
Seattle mayor offers plan to make it easier for people with criminal pasts to find housing
Mindful of Trump, Seattle Pride making politics, race bigger part of conversation
Cybersecurity is hot, and these Washington colleges teach it
With government shutdown looming, Olympia heads into a third OT session
Editorial: Troubling questions surround the tragic death of Charleena Lyles
Editorial: Keep local levies out of school-funding deal
Seattle Weekly
As Third Special Session Begins, Lawmakers Struggle Over Budget (Sullivan, Chase)
‘Murder is Murder’: Despite Reforms, Mourners Fear Justice Will Be Elusive for Charleena Lyles
Lawmakers Down to the Wire Twisting and Turning the McCleary Rubik’s Cube
Skagit Valley Herald
Column: Government action isn’t enough for climate change. The private sector can cut billions of tons of carbon.
Spokesman Review
2nd Special Session ends, 3rd starts with Inslee vowing to veto “stop-gap” budget
Funding special education: Lawmakers, advocates look to patch budget shortfalls
Depositions provide glimpse into minds of psychologists who advised CIA’s advanced interrogation program
Tri-City Herald
Our Voice: Washington state lawmakers have had enough time
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
School district passes budget as funding questions loom in state budget process
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Gerrymandering not a problem in Washington state
Washington Post
What the Senate bill changes about Obamacare
Senate Republicans unveil health-care bill as GOP struggles to advance its vision
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Inslee extends session ahead of potential shut down
Police union explains how officers are trained for knife attacks
Boeing crushes Airbus in order race at Paris show
30 miles of Hoh River to be restored for fish
Govt. whistleblower: Refusing to participate in theft cover-up led to ousting
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
What does a Washington state government shutdown mean for you?
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Third special session begins with a shutdown looming
Study: More car crash claims after legal pot
KNKX FM
Senate Republicans Reveal Long-Awaited Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill
Policies Around Use Of Less-Lethal Force By Police Can Be Complicated
Oregon House Approves Measure That Would Limit Data Sharing For Immigrants
Census Finds A More Diverse America, As Whites Lag Growth
Republicans’ Proposed Medicaid Cuts Would Hit Rural Patients Hard
CEOs Say They’ll Sell Health Insurance Next Year, But Are Flying Blind
KUOW FM
WA Republicans join Democrats in opposing Trump energy budget cuts
Will The Budget Battle Spoil Fourth Of July Fun In Washington State Parks?
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Inslee calls for 3rd special session before government shutdown
NW Public Radio
Inslee Calls Third Special Session As Government Shutdown Looms
Washington State Republicans Join Democrats In Opposing Trump Energy Budget Cuts
Will The Budget Battle Spoil Fourth Of July Fun In Washington State Parks?
Q13 TV (FOX)
Boeing beats Airbus in order race at Paris show
Statewide traffic delays expected this weekend, WSDOT says
Tacoma neighbors rally against a second transitional homeless site
Web
Crosscut
State shutdown could wreck your 4th — and a lot more (Lytton)
Slog
How Seattle could make it easier for people with criminial records to get housing
The morning news: GOP senators unveil secret health care bill, Seattle Police Guild wants more money for officers wearing bodycams
Wednesday, June 21
Associated Press
Officers in Seattle fatal shooting had crisis training
Seattle landlords must give voter-registration information
Revenue projections for Washington are slightly up (Ormsby)
Study: Seattle’s $15 minimum wage law hasn’t cut jobs
Head of Evergreen college to seek more public safety help
Aberdeen Daily World
Hospital board mum on Monte kerfuffle
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Evergreen president wants more money for campus police
Say ‘no’ to anti-transgender bathroom initiative, City Council asks Bellingham voters
The Daily News
County Commissioners divided on landfill’s future
County jobless rate falls to 1999 levels
Downtown Kelso opioid treatment center expected to open by end of year
OPINION: Opioid epidemic causes pharmaceutical uproar
Everett Herald (subscription required)
With state budget impasse, countdown to shutdown is on (Ormsby, Robinson)
Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way City Council expected to vote on new hotel in early July
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Islanders request easier path to tiny home living
Kirkland Reporter
Brewers Festival brings families out for brews, music and eats
Juanita graduates 298 seniors
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Newest ferry practices how to fuel up in an emergency
Seattle’s high minimum wage hasn’t cost jobs, study finds
Legislators have a little more money to play with as possible shutdown looms (Ormsby)
News Tribune (subscription required)
Here’s why transit won’t help you much on those I-5 apocalypse weekends
Editorial: Obamacare rewrite needs light of day in U.S. Senate
Olympian (subscription required)
Evergreen president wants more money for campus police
Editorial: Fish culverts case emits another wake-up beep
Puget Sound Business Journal
Ban the box initiatives gain momentum
Redmond Reporter
U.S. Youth Soccer dribbles 2017 Region IV Championships to Redmond’s 60 Acres complex
Willows Run to host Special Olympics golf championship
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Q&A: Mae Jemison, first woman of color in space, talks STEM gaps and science fiction
Police shooting energizes efforts to change Washington’s deadly-force law (Frockt, Goodman)
Latest study: Seattle’s wage law lifted restaurant pay without shrinking jobs
Seattle landlords must give voter-registration info to new renters, City Council decides
Editorial: Troubling questions surround the tragic death of Charleena Lyles
Opinion: Budget stalemate puts state’s financial reputation at risk
Seattle Weekly
Police Reform Was Designed to Prevent Charleena Lyles From Dying. We Need to Know Why She Did Anyway.
Inside the Grassroots Effort to Give Seattle Renters More Political Clout
House, Senate Narrow Differences on Testing Requirements
Skagit Valley Herald
Tour held at Fir Island restoration site
Ecology fines Tesoro, individual for pollution in 2016
Spokesman Review
State coffers up $200 million over the next four years, but not much help for budget stalemate
1 Washington county still without individual medical insurance plans for 2018
Compromise on high school biology test passes first committee
Spokane County commissioners lift moratorium on outdoor pot grows
Columbia River shad run explodes in near-record burst over Bonneville Dam
Shawn Vestal: The current political zeal for cutting poverty programs will leave millions of vulnerable children and adults hungry
Editorial: Stealthy Senate undermines own health care bill
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: End federal draft registration for nonexistent draft
Washington Post
Russian government actors tried to hack election systems in 21 states, Homeland Security official says
Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima’s youth programs shrivel as gang violence rises
Energy Secretary Perry says Hanford tunnel collapse “kind of came out of left field”, defends $200 million budget cut to PNNL
Editorial: State is still underachieving in measures of education
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Seattle’s high minimum wage hasn’t cost jobs, study finds
The Evergreen State College president defends actions, admits mistake
Students, teachers demand justice for Charleena Lyles
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Everett considering a second methadone clinic
KNKX FM
After Seattle Police Shooting, Renewed Call For Change In Law (Frockt, Goodman)
Eastern Washington Braces For Dust Storms, Wildfire Warnings
Security Of State Election Systems The Focus Of Dueling Capitol Hill Hearings
Evergreen State College President Asks Legislators For More Campus Security
Government Shutdown Looms As Lawmakers Head For Third Special Session (Ormsby)
Eastern Washington Braces For Dust Storms, Wildfire Warnings
A Pioneer In ‘Flat-Fee Primary Care’ Had To Close Its Clinics. What Went Wrong?
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Pierce County Sheriff discusses why black lives matter
Sen. McCain grills Boeing exec at confirmation hearing
NW Public Radio
After Seattle Police Shooting, Renewed Call For Change In Law (Frockt)
Eastern Washington Braces For Dust Storms, Wildfire Warnings
Evergreen State College President Asks Legislators For More Campus Security
Government Shutdown Looms As Washington Lawmakers Head For Third Special Session
Q13 TV (FOX)
Hundreds march, attend vigil honoring Seattle mom fatally shot by police; officers’ names released
Web
Crosscut
We pay taxes for better police training, but it’s not being spent
Publicola
“I Don’t Have a Taser,” Officer Says Before Shots Killed Charleena Lyles
Schmudget
State revenue forecast doesn’t change the facts: Washington State needs equitable new revenue
Seattle P.I.
Connelly: Fate of Obamacare rests with GOP’s ‘drafted in darkness’ health bill
Slog
Hundreds of supporters rally and march for Charleena Lyles
Tuesday, June 20
Associated Press
Settlement approved in 2016 Seattle natural gas explosion
Health insurers propose 2018 rate increase in Washington
Washington granted REAL ID extension through Oct. 10
Aberdeen Daily World
Premera will offer individual health plans in GH
County revises pact with Greater Grays Harbor Inc.
Budget cuts threaten roads, hunting, fishing in national forests
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Did state release hatchet killer too early?
How to fix I-5 traffic through Seattle? Solutions are expensive.
Man’s wolf bites off child’s arm. Why the animal is still alive.
Op-ed: Bellingham Bay toxics cleanups have begun. Now the state is making that harder
Everett Herald (subscription required)
House, Senate narrow differences on testing requirements
Editorial: Why offensive speech requires protection
Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way City Council expected to vote on new hotel in early July
Graduation another big milestone for Decatur High senior Kim Brainard
Kirkland Reporter
323 graduate from LWHS
City of Kirkland introduces new parking lot in downtown
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Fewer health plans, higher rates proposed for Kitsap
News Tribune (subscription required)
Wish Pierce County would ditch ST3 and Sound Transit for good? It’s complicated.
Olympian (subscription required)
Senate committee to hold work session on public safety at The Evergreen State College
Puget Sound Business Journal
Commissioner ‘deeply troubled’ as Washington health insurers ask for massive rate hikes
Queen Anne & Magnolia News
‘This is not a nostalgic endeavor’
Redmond Reporter
Redmond students earn National History Day Contest honors
Renton Reporter
SR 520 Bridge toll rates increase
Free summer lunch program for RSD kids starts June 26
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Federal monitor finds Seattle police are conducting proper stops and frisks
Cantwell promotes bill that would give tax incentives for firms that offer apprenticeships
Lesson in bias: Columbia City, I hear you loud and clear
Editorial: Student debt out of control and getting worse
Nelson: State GOP’s unconscionable plan to defund family planning
Seattle Weekly
Is Biased Policing a Problem in North Seattle? A Survey Says No. Activists Say Obviously.
House, Senate Narrow Differences on Testing Requirements
Spokesman Review
Colville’s Duane Vaagen left the timber wars behind to forge good jobs in the ‘bipartisan forest’
School board approves attendance boundary change in first of many
Tri-City Herald
Washington granted REAL ID extension through Oct. 10
Washington Post
In Trump era, more Washington business handled behind closed doors
Nation’s opioid epidemic flooding hospitals and ERs, new data show
Yakima Herald Republic
ACLU alleges special ed students in Yakima, other districts suspended more than other students
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Seattle teachers to hold rally demanding justice for Charleena Lyles
KNKX FM
A Noisy March, A Cordial Meeting But No Sign Of A Budget Deal (Ormsby)
Questions Over Taxes Are Flying As The Oregon Legislature Nears Deadline
Seattle Shooting Raises Questions About Officers’ De-Escalation Efforts
Online Retail Boom Means More Warehouse Workers, And Robots To Accompany Them
KUOW FM
Cost of health insurance could be going up again in Washington state
Opposing views on a hunger strike at Tacoma’s immigration lockup
Why itty bitty houses line Bremerton alleys
Development project aims to bring displaced African Americans back to Central District
‘Get back! Get back!’ then shots killed Charleena Lyles
NW Public Radio
Vigil For Woman Shot By Seattle Police Draws Dozens
Q13 TV (FOX)
State Patrol cracking down on drivers who camp in the left lane
Friends and family question use of deadly force against Seattle woman
Web
Publicola
Landlords Are Now Required to Provide Voter Registration Info
Black Mother Killed in Officer-Involved Shooting
Week in Review: Income Tax Proposal, State Budget, and Climate Change Resolution
Monday, June 19
Associated Press
Teen girl slain after leaving Virginia mosque; man arrested
UK moves to ease tensions after van attack on London Muslims
Lawsuit alleges deputies responsible for 2013 death
State settles prison death lawsuit for $1.5M
Leader of painkiller distribution ring sentenced to 6 years
Sword fern deaths in Washington state park mystify experts
Pickers at Washington state berry farm approve contract
Aberdeen Daily World
Washington’s opioid epidemic: Focus more on treatment, not illegal supply, some experts say
News on individual health insurance could come Monday
Support grows for civil commitment of opioid users
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Is it hard to solve Whatcom County’s homelessness? This new nonprofit doesn’t think so
Columbian
In Our View: Cheers & Jeers (state shutdown, Hanford)
Letter: Income tax is financial solution
The Daily News
School bond process enters next phase
Everett Herald (subscription required)
State sued for fatal crash on 522, the ‘highway of death’
Washington to extol aerospace industry at Paris Air Show
Congress gets proposal to replace VA ‘Choice’ with ‘Care’ plan
Spokane residents share Japanese internment camp stories
Commentary: Putting a price on carbon buys a healthier state
Commentary: How Snohomish County hopes to step up opioid fight
Editorial: Deal could deliver paid family leave in state (Robinson, Liias)
Letter: On Juneteenth, honor nation’s enslaved ancestors
Letter: Sound Transit’s use of old schedule to value vehicles is fraud
Journal of the San Juan Islands
OpEd: Sea level rise in the San Juans
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
New building regs a breath of fresh air for schools
News Tribune (subscription required)
City needs to communicate its homelessness plan better or face losing allies
Budget cuts threaten forests’ roads, hunting, fishing
Editorial: Class of 2017 shouldn’t be used as political pawns
Op-ed: Don’t shred safety net for state’s most vulnerable residents (Darneille)
Olympian (subscription required)
Editorial: Shutting down state government is a really dumb idea
Peninsula Daily News
Lawmakers swamped with anti-tax emails, form letters (Van De Wege, Tharinger, Chapman)
Renton Reporter
AWB launches brand update, new logo
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Mother with knife killed by police was pregnant and had mental-health issues, family says
‘Get back! Get back!’: Seattle police release audio of fatal shooting of Charleena Lyles
Here’s why I-5 is such a mess in Seattle area, and what keeps us moving at all
Can’t Washington state ease I-5 traffic? Fixes exist, but most of them are pricey.
Who’ll be responsible when self-driving car crashes?
City revives plan to build affordable housing at Fort Lawton
Feds order shutdown of tribal casino in Washington state
Montlake neighbors angered over latest plans to demolish 80-year-old market for wider Hwy. 520
Washington’s opioid epidemic: Focus more on treatment, not illegal supply, some experts say
Editorial: Investigate disparate discipline rates for special-education students
Opinion: I’ve been in the same trenches, lawmakers, and I know you can do better
Opinion: Trump’s attack on national monuments kills jobs and robs Americans
Editorial: Don’t roll back transgender protections
Seattle Weekly
‘Pruitt Blew It’: At the EPA, Resistance Is Just Part of the Job
After Killing, Family and Friends Mourn the Loss of Charleena Lyles
Dems, GOP Sit Down for Serious Talks on Water Rights Law (Stanford, Springer)
Jesse Hagopian Honors Black Student Activists For Their Work Against Racism
Spokesman Review
Spin Control: Pro forma sessions – don’t blink or you’ll miss them
Rainbow Flag raised over Capitol
Getting There: Additional damage found in areas of I-90 currently under repair
Handy man on Mount Spokane: Can-do state park manager Steve Christensen retiring
State Board of Education elects new officers
School district changes flag practice in response to complaint
Editorial: Legislators heading for inexcusable cram session
Vancouver Business Journal
Manufacturer breaks ground on 57,000-square-foot facility in Ridgefield
NW Sign Solutions: Helping local businesses get noticed
Port of Vancouver issues $30 million in revenue bonds
State unemployment reaches record low
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Sleep site for homeless serves community need
Yakima Herald Republic
Other Views: Dodd-Frank changes fail to add up to ‘big number’
Op-ed: Court water-well ruling imposes undue burden on rural families
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Legislature reaches tentative deal on family leave benefits
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Vigil held for pregnant mom killed by police as family demands answers
KNKX FM
Inslee On Budget Talks: ‘They Still Have Miles And Miles And Miles To Go’
After Arrests, Germany Confronts Issue Of Far-Right Extremism In Its Military
Why Time Is Already Running Out For Trump And His Congress
Poverty, Dropouts, Pregnancy, Suicide: What The Numbers Say About Fatherless Kids
At McNeil Island’s Special Commitment Center, Predators Serve An Indefinite Residency
KUOW FM
Seattle’s real estate is hot. Bremerton’s is getting warm
To understand white liberal racism, read these private emails
Why are asylum seekers sneaking into Canada through Washington?
How might the new health care plan affect Washingtonians?
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Washington’s most and least affordable housing
NW Public Radio
Inslee On Budget Talks: ‘They Still Have Miles And Miles And Miles To Go’
Vigil For Woman Shot By Seattle Police Draws Dozens
Wildfire Smoke Pollution Is Worse Than We Thought
Q13 TV (FOX)
100 deadly days of summer; teens 3x at risk for fatal crashes
State Patrol cracking down on drivers who camp in the left lane
Web
Crosscut
Paris Climate Deal: 5 questions for next steps
Seattle police shoot black woman; tensions run high
9-year-old wants to make Bigfoot state’s official ‘cryptid’
Seattle P.I.
Seattle fisherman a bellwether as citizenship revocations rise
Demands for answers after police kill pregnant Seattle mom
As opioid deaths spike, new push to save overdosing users
Slog
Seattle police officers fatally shoot 30-year-old mother near Magnuson Park
Friday, June 16
Associated Press
Official says more Hanford nuke mishaps likely (Pollet)
Trump appears to confirm obstruction probe, attacks Rosenstein in tweet rant
Decades-old work-study program faces major cuts
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Demonstrators, Patriot Prayer and troopers in riot gear face off at Evergreen
Skagit County farmworkers union approves contract with Sakuma Bros.
Trump budget would build a $66 million military jail in Pierce County
Column: ‘Thoughts and prayers’ are meaningless. To stop mass shootings, we need to do this
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Lawmakers reach deal on paid family leave for all workers (Robinson, Liias)
Seattle council members’ tax plan targets top 5 percent
Editorial: State, Darrington team on making most of resources
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Orcas Library’s 5,000-square-foot expansion is complete
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
More Hanford problems likely, manager there says
News Tribune (subscription required)
She didn’t want to whip grandson with a belt — but police officers showed her how, then watched
What you need to know about Tacoma’s new plastic-bag crackdown
Demonstrators, Patriot Prayer and troopers in riot gear face off at Evergreen
Dueling demonstrations at Evergreen State College
Is the formula for teacher pay driving inequity in Washington schools?
Still no clean bill of health for Summit Lake — but it’s close
Puget Sound Business Journal
Clues to McConnell’s secret healthcare bill
US workforce: Paying young Americans to learn the right skills
Opinion: Border tax will hurt small businesses, result in job cuts
E-commerce sales about to catch up to department stores in Washington for first time
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Counter-protesters clash with pro-Trump group Patriot Prayer at Evergreen State College
Washington’s challenge: Keeping cartels and illicit money out of the state’s pot industry
Seattle’s mega-commuters: We are spending more time than ever traveling to work
McCleary roundup: Inslee pressures lawmakers as budget talks near the brink — again
Podcast: should landlords be prohibited from asking potential renters about criminal records?
Opinion: Builders, not residents, should pay for Seattle’s explosive growth
Editorial: Shame on Access transit for failing disabled riders and taxpayers
Seattle Weekly
With an Eye on Seattle, Medical Associations Get Behind Safe Drug Sites
Lawmakers Near Deal on Paid Family Leave for All Workers (Robinson, Liias)
Washington Post
Special counsel looks into Jared Kushner’s business dealings
Homeland Security revokes order shielding immigrant parents of U.S. citizens
Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima police say emphasis patrols have helped decrease gang violence
Editorial: State takes step toward next highway revolution
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
$350 million Colman Dock renovation to begin in July
Homeland Security rescinds Obama’s DAPA program
Oregon becomes first state to add third gender to driver’s licenses
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
State gets ready to send temporary layoff notices as possible shutdown looms
More people dying in Washington from drug overdoses than car accidents
KNKX FM
‘Patriot’ Protesters, Counter Protesters Face Off At Evergreen State College
Residents Tell Seattle City Council They’re Ready For An Income Tax
KUOW FM
Why are asylum seekers sneaking into Canada through Washington?
2 Dads And Their Experience With Foster Fatherhood
100 degree-days could be new norm for some Boeing employees
One million people affected by WSU data breach
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Seattle’s million-dollar experiment with Democracy vouchers is distributing thousands
Seattle council proposes income tax, then asks what voters think
Q13 TV (FOX)
Education funding in limbo with two weeks left in 2nd special legislative session
Here’s what will be affected if there’s a state government shutdown at end of June
Summit kicks off to tackle illicit opioid market
Web
Crosscut
LEGISLATOR BACKS 9-YEAR-OLD’S PROPOSAL TO MAKE BIGFOOT STATE’S OFFICIAL ‘CRYPTID’
Anti-Shariah rallies show something’s afoot in America
Why doesn’t Seattle manage the money it already has?
Seattle P.I.
3.6 tremor rattles Olympic Peninsula
Connelly: ‘Which effort?’ new EPA boss asks of Puget Sound cleanup
Slog
Guest Editorial: What does being bold on climate look like locally?