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Thursday, November 17

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Associated Press
GOP senator to propose bill criminalizing “illegal protests” 
Demonstrators at Supreme Court in Arlene’s Flowers case 
Washington state unemployment rate down to 5.4 percent 
State forecast to spend $5 billion on education through 2021 
Governor: Any act of hate in our state is intolerable 
Some Hanford workers worry about raising vapor concerns
Boeing to cut some jobs, move others, in efficiency effort
Trump’s school choice expansion plan may face uphill battle
Trump’s path on health care law intersects with a lawsuit

Aberdeen Daily World 
Walsh widens lead in State House race to 421 votes

Cascadia Weekly 
Kevin Ranker: A Sermon in Three Parts (Ranker)

Columbian  
In Our View: Secession Obsession

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Evenly divided Legislature inspires hope for moderates  (Hobbs)
Snohomish County expected to grow 25 percent by 2035
4 reason why bankers are so bullish on Snohomish County
Editorial: Jobs outpacing those in state with needed training

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)  
Bainbridge City Council considers boosting car tab fee
Blue Bremerton parking signs kicked to the curb

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Officials project slightly more money for the state, but tussle over cost of meeting education ruling

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Great Wheel, Ivar’s and others appeal Seattle’s $700M waterfront plan
Obama awards Bill and Melinda Gates with Presidential Medal of Freedom

Renton Reporter 
President Obama responds to Renton teen’s letter

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
State senator supporting Trump wants some protests to be treated as felonies
Aaron Ybarra found guilty of first-degree murder in Seattle Pacific University shooting
Seattle City Council panel backs $29 million bonds-for-housing plan
Lawmakers may not be able to agree on education price tag (Rolfes)
Big crowd packs hearing on University District zoning plan
Dino Rossi says he’s willing to temporarily replace Hill in state Senate
Seattle community-college faculty plan walkout over pay
State plan for Every Student Succeeds Act now available
Editorial: 4 years after same-sex marriage passed, still more work to be done on equality

Seattle Weekly
The Fear and Resolve of Those Most Threatened by a Trump Presidency
Council Approves $29 Million Bond to Finance Affordable Housing

Spokesman Review  
Police investigate swastika spray-painted on Logan home
Lasting trauma as sexual assaults persist at local colleges
In response to teacher shortage, Spokane Public Schools ramps up hiring, mentorship
For now, state forecasts Washington schools will need $1.75 billion more for 2017-2018 school year
Editorial: Donald Trump and the Inland Northwest can’t rest in the fight against prejudice

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)  
Circumventing state constitution wrong way to impose 2/3 majority for taxes 

Yakima Herald Republic  
Future full of doubt for Central Washington timber industry 
Editorial: Two prospects are better than none for Seattle arena 

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KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Pharmaceutical companies spend big in Congress, while increasing drug prices
Voter turnout shatters 1 million mark in King County
‘Illegal protests’ criminalized under WA senator’s proposed bill
What went wrong with the polls and how can we fix it next time?

KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Washington state senator seeks to criminalize ‘illegal’ protests 
Critics: Local unions avoid worker protections they advocate

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)  
Wash. GOP state senator to propose bill criminalizing “illegal protests”
Those $10 tolls on I-405 brought in 3X expected revenue, but don’t expect to see relief

KNKX FM  
Pierce County, Tacoma Part Of National Study Of Race And Homelessness
Solitary Confinement Widely Used In Washington Jails Says Report

KUOW FM  
Surgeon General Murthy Wants America To Face Up To Addiction

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
Sen. Don Benton calls out fellow WA Republicans over immigrant driver’s license stance
Washington state senator seeks to criminalize ‘illegal’ protests
Voters approve huge transportation packages, except in Issaquah
Trump trade war and other economic concerns for Washington
I-405 toll revenue well over what state predicted
Washington was reshaped by the 1980 election

Q13 TV (FOX)  
State senator preparing bill to charge protesters who block streets with felony

Web

Crosscut 
Washington’s salmon safer to eat under new water rules

Seattle P.I.  
Seattle resists a Trump presidency: What it could cost us, and him

Wednesday, November 16

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Associated Press
I-405 tolls bring in 300 percent more revenue than predicted 
Governor: Any act of hate in our state is intolerable 
Judge denies state request for increased vapor protections 
Report: Cities passing more laws making homelessness a crime 
Lawmakers weigh new data on teacher salaries 
EPA approves parts of Washington clean-water plan
Racist graffiti spray-painted on Spokane MLK Center 
Case of florist who denied service for gay wedding is heard 
Obama calls for ‘course correction’ on globalization
Trump adviser Steve Bannon known for provocation. Or is it prejudice?
Early sign-ups for health care law are steady, but no surge 
Local school districts paying big chunk of Washington teacher salaries 

Aberdeen Daily World 
Hospital losing only local on call pediatrician; vows to keep birth center open
Community members send message to hospital administration

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
Lynden man charged with hate crime for racist threats against Democrat candidate for House 

Bothell Reporter 
Sen. McAuliffe receives honorary degree from Lake Washington Institute of Technology (McAuliffe)

Columbian  
In Our View: Just Deserts

The Daily News  
Making room: Planning for optimal class sizes in Longview’s schools 
Editorial: Washington ports on the clock  

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Dems pick Chuck Schumer, Patty Murray to lead new Congress
With 450 ballots left, Snohomish mayor change barely failing
Burbank: A way to make Electoral College hew to popular vote
Editorial: Win or lose, Boeing knows its better off with WTO as referee

Federal Way Mirror 
United Way cutting funding for senior centers, K-6 after school programs
Federal Way school district reaches 80 percent graduation rate
Federal Way’s Wild Waves sold to EPR Properties

Kirkland Reporter 
Juanita, Lake Washington students walk out of class in protest of election
Sen. McAuliffe receives honorary degree from Lake Washington Institute of Technology (McAuliffe)

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)  
Two bridges among top Kitsap County road proejcts for ’17

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Still no price tag on McCleary education-funding fix (Billig, Sullivan)
Trump’s defense plan would pay off for Washington state, but at what price?
Post-election, Tacoma council reaffirms city’s dedication to equity
Euegene Robinson: No group hug for Trump, just group vigilance
Michael Gerson: A triumphant GOP, but deeply mired in crisis
Editorial: A Washington criminal offender by any name still an offender

Olympian (subscription required)   
City council vows to keep Olympia great after divisive election
Drain the swamp? Lobbyists were in Trump transition, now out
Editorial: Ray of hope with rival psychiatric hospitals

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Boeing plans to shift 1,000 workers from Kent to Tukwila in nationwide consolidation

Redmond Reporter 
Redmond-area high schoolers walk out of class in protest of presidential election results

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Boeing to cut 500 defense jobs, combine facilities, and move about 1,000 workers in Kent to Tukwila
Local school districts paying big chunk of Washington teacher salaries (Billig)
Seattle Jewish group joins national criticism of Trump adviser Stephen Bannon
State recalls plan for Every Student Succeeds Act, frustrating parents and teachers
Seattle police chief would defy Trump administration’s efforts to deport immigrants
‘8-lane highway’ for Seattle’s future Alaskan Way challenged

Seattle Weekly  
Trump Is Going to Be President. Time to Organize.
County Braces for Less Funding and More Homelessness Under President Trump
Puyallup’s Homeless Policies Earn Place In National ‘Hall of Shame’

Spokesman Review  
Confronting hate one stroke at a time
EWU unity rally underscores precarious position of undocumented students
Top Senate leaders re-elected
Washington school salaries hard to compare
Feds adopt Washington water rules to protect fish-eaters from pollution

Tri-City Herald  
Hundreds watch state Supreme Court arguments in Arlene’s Flowers case 
Our Voice: Broken gun-buyer system not a surprise 

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)  
Good news: Smoking in US at all-time low 

Wenatchee World (subscription required) 
Health-care clinic to open at college

Yakima Herald Republic  
Supreme Court hears Arlene’s Flowers case: Can business owner refuse service because of religious beliefs? 
Lawmakers weigh new data on teacher salaries 

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Thousands of gun crimes go unpunished in Washington
Whoa! I-405 tolls generate 3x the expected revenue
Patty Murray voted Senate Assistant Democratic Leader
Drug makers double Insulin prices since 2012
Inslee: Any act of hate in our state is intolerable

KIRO 7 TV (CBS)  
Lawmakers weigh new data on teacher salaries 

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)  
Hundreds in Seattle join national protests against Dakota Access oil pipeline

KNKX FM  
‘Lie And Try’ To Buy A Gun In Washington? Little Risk Of Arrest, Prosecution 
Seattle To Look At Barriers To Affordable Housing For LGBTQ Seniors 
EPA Issues Stricter Water Quality Rule For Washington State, Ending Years Of Debate 
Washington State Supreme Court Hears Arlene’s Flowers Case In Bellevue

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
Report: Criminalization of homelessness is rampant problem

NW Public Radio  
‘Lie And Try’ To Buy A Gun In Washington? Little Risk Of Arrest, Prosecution
A Tied Washington House? Republicans Are Two Close Races Away (Mullet)

Web

Crosscut 
McGinn: Under Trump, Seattle may need to sacrifice for its values
Support surges for local civil rights, immigration orgs
Major coal train lawsuit settled by environmental groups, BNSF
Trump couldn’t woo Washington’s working class

Publicola  
Hanauer Urges Council to Pass Business Fee

Tuesday, November 15

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Associated Press
Mayors of ‘sanctuary cities’ say they’ll fight Trump’s plans 
Senate panel takes comments on REAL ID 
Washington lawmakers remember Sen. Andy Hill 
Olympia voters reject income tax measure 
Washington state rejects carbon tax; backers undeterred
NTSB ruling expected today on cause of Ride the Ducks crash
Students across Seattle walk out of class to protest Trump 

Aberdeen Daily World 
Contanda port expansion and air quality: will it stink?

Columbian  
In Our View: Does He Mean What he Says? (Trump’s impact on Washington state)
Northwest officials discuss train transport

The Daily News  
Methanol opponents question project’s green image 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Dunshee concedes Snohomish County Council race to Low
Snohomish County budget spares cuts to safety programs
Facebook and Google take action against fake news sites
Whatcom County tops region for small dairy farms
Editorial: Seceding from union isn’t how we’ll succeed as a union

Kitsap Daily News 
Local health care providers disciplined by state

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)  
CK School District averts eminent domain for project
School district, trades group partner on apprenticeships

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Students protest Trump at Pierce County high schools 
Driscoll: A letter of thanks to King and Snohomish counties for ST3 
Pierce County Council considers sales tax increase to support mental health, chemical dependency 
PSE closing in on Tideflats LNG plant construction start 

Olympian (subscription required)   
Fracking discussion takes center stage during Port of Olympia commission meeting
Editorial: Reported death of ACA exchanges premature

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Trump’s anti-trade rhetoric worries Port of Seattle Commission President John Creighton

Redmond Reporter 
Redmond-area high schoolers walk out of class in protest of presidential election results

Renton Reporter 
County council unanmiously approves $11.4 billion budget
Valley Medical Center to combine all cancer services in one building

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
FYI Guy: King County homeownership at all time high — for residents 55 and older
Sen. Benton rebuked for remarks about undocumented immigrants getting driver’s licenses
UW Somali American student launches group to help would-be college students
NYC, Chicago mayors join Seattle’s Ed Murray in support of ‘sanctuary cities’ for immigrants
Seattle mayor, Councilmember Herbold clash on nearly $30M in bonds for housing and police cuts
State senators say their higher bar for raising taxes would be constitutional (Habib)
Opinion: Seattle should not be borrowing money to build more affordable housing
Editorial: President Obama should pardon Hillary Clinton to pre-empt Donald Trump’s threat
Editorial: Canada finally acts on raw sewage pumping into our waters

Seattle Weekly  
Olympia Protesters Block Fracking Train
Puget Playground: Navy Announces Explosives, Sonar Training in Salish Sea

Spokesman Review  
Big crowd turns out in Spokane to talk about Lower Snake River dams
Profs didn’t cancel classes to protest election, WSU says 
Crowd pushes Spokane City Council on sick-leave policy
Spokane nursing assistant, the victim of a brutal assault, now faces drug and exploitation charges

Tri-City Herald  
Supreme Court to hear Arlene’s Flowers case Tuesday 

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)  
Voter-mandated minimum wage won’t destroy state economy 

West Seattle Herald 
Sealth students stage walkout over election of Donald Trump

Yakima Herald Republic  
State plan for irrigation project in Horse Heaven Hills leaves wheat farmers frustrated 
Federal grant will provide housing vouchers for 10 homeless veterans 

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)
Dino Rossi could replace Sen. Andy Hill
Washington Health Care Authority spends over $1 billion on drugs (Carlyle)
Microsoft donates $1.5 million to help dropouts go back to school
Students protest Trump in downtown Seattle

KIRO 7 TV (CBS)  
State Supreme Court to hear case of florist who refused to sell to gay couple

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)  
Thousands of local students walk out in protest of Trump’s election
The next stage: Will anti-Trump marches become a movement?
WWU students make emotional pleas for Bellingham to become sanctuary city
SoDo arena gets a new partner: Russell Wilson
New call for added oil train safety regulations 6 months after Mosier derailment

KNKX FM
Andy Hill Remembered As Socially Liberal, Friend To Rural Washington   (Nelson)

KUOW FM
Hate Crimes Rose In 2015, With Religious Bias A Growing Motivation, FBI Data Shows
Dark days ahead: American professors on Trump presidency
Tougher Times For Latino Students? History Says They’ve Never Had It Easy
Seattle students join nationwide school walkout to protest Trump presidency
Are ‘sanctuary cities’ like Seattle safe from Trump?

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
The program WSDOT hopes will speed up I-405
More children from Washington hospitalized with ‘polio-like’ illness

NW Public Radio  
Brewing Showdown Over Washington Driver Licensing Could Trip Up Airline Fliers
Washington State Supreme Court To Hear Gay Marriage Related Case
Republican Senators Challenge Decision To Stop Calling Prison Inmates ‘Offenders’
Andy Hill Remembered As Socially Liberal, Friend To Rural Washington (Nelson)

Q13 TV (FOX)  
State supreme court hears case of florist who refused flowers for same-sex wedding
Students in Western Washington join in the national anti-Trump protests
No ‘REAL ID’, no flight for you? State Senate panel takes comments from airport officials, airlines

Web

Crosscut 
‘Purple’ Washington died in this election
Op-Ed: Pramila Jayapal is the anti-Trump (Jayapal)
Seattle’s tech boom is just getting started

Publicola  
Senate Republican Urges State Attorney General to “Take Action” Against Seattle on Rent Control

Monday, November 14

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Associated Press
Spokane homeless shelter sickened by norovirus
Proposed Bellevue homeless shelter draws opposition
Anti-Trump protests continue in New York, LA, Philadelphia
Navy to expand sonar, other training off Northwest coast
Crowded jail leads to expanded booking restrictions
Trump’s path to boosting infrastructure is full of potholes
Trump eyes oil billionaire, lawmaker for energy secretary 

Aberdeen Daily World
L&I hits Dollar Tree Inc. with $145,200 fine for safety violations at Aberdeen store
Enchanted Valley Chalet comments range from ‘save it’ to ‘burn it down’
Oped: Quinault Indian Nation hopes Trump is true to his word

Bainbridge Island Review
Ferry proposal passing, veteran lawmakers returned to office

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
New facility to help teens with mental health problems

Central Kitsap Reporter
Cherry Point Aquatic Reserve update

Columbian
In Our View: Foundation for Housing
5 takeaways after Tuesday’s election (Cleveland, Wylie)

The Daily News
Group for peace gathers at Civic Circle

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Democrats sweep south Snohomish County legislative races (Moscoso, Stanford, Kagi, Ryu, Ortiz-Self, Peterson, Liias)
Election brings a bigger tax bite to south county
Trump voters elated but most of Snohomish County followed state
Veterans continue to get jobs in the federal government
Boeing’s most experienced workers are packing up their tools
What’s the real price of chicken? Government no longer sure
Commentary: For many, gun ownership comes down to a duty to protect
Editorial: Big Tobacco wins big with vaping

Federal Way Mirror
Community, school district talk race, student safety at board meeting
Federal Way students honor veterans at Decatur High School

Kirkland Reporter
Hundreds gather for Hill memorial in Redmond
WSDOT moves forward with fast-tracked improvements to north end of I-405

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Fast ferries moving from talk to action
Employers brace for minimum wage increase
Social service providers question Poulsbo’s new ordinance

News Tribune (subscription required)
Downtown protest decries Standing Rock pipeline, Tideflats LNG
Is Pierce County becoming Republican territory? Election results show area not as liberal as it once was
Stand With Standing Rock – a march in Tacoma
Competing mental health hospital proposals roll on in Thurston County
Peterson: How did we not see that coming?
Editorial: Our state shows why Trump should spare Obamacare
Editorial: The five spot: 5 reasons not to flee to the Great White North

Puget Sound Business Journal
Trump’s winning formula in the states? It boils down to education and population density
PSBJ Interview: Attorney General Bob Ferguson on Comcast, patent trolls and assault weapons
Affordable code schools would help vets fill in-demand tech jobs
Editor’s Notebook: The election may be over, but the work is just beginning for Washington
Opinion: Seattle Colleges seeks businesses’ help
Commentary: What Trump needs to do on immigration, healthcare and jobs

Redmond Reporter
Having their say: Young MAPS members vote for the first time

Renton Reporter
Veteran couple transforming horse farm into therapy for fellow vets with PTSD

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Special-ed student confined 617 times in 6 months despite state laws (Pollet)
Washington state alliance to push a reworked carbon-tax proposal
King County restaurants to post signs showing health-inspection grade
Peaceful anti-Trump marchers in Seattle say activism is just beginning
Battle brews in Bellevue over sheltering the homeless
Editorial: What the governor should do ASAP about education reform
Opinion: Invest in great teaching for all students — it can mean better lifetime earnings
Opinion: It’s mourning in America

Seattle Weekly
Trump Likely to Cut Seattle Budget By Tens of Millions of Dollars
Seattle Felt Very Far Away From the United States Last Night

Spokesman Review
Donald Trump’s promises trigger fears of a trade war that would damage Washington’s economy
Small group protests Donald Trump in downtown Spokane
Gonzaga students use chalk to spread message of love and support
Sen. Michael Baumgartner says some WSU professors canceled classes to protest Trump win
Amid anguish and pride, Gold Star Families and veterans gather to honor veterans and fallen heroes
Spokane health officials say risk of norovirus spreading widely is ‘extremely low’
Spokane marijuana industry more concerned about local policies than what Trump might do
Eagle Peak alternative school launched cross-country team to give kids emotional outlet and activity
Doug Clark: Cheney High relents on student’s yearbook photo that says ‘They Can’t Deport Us All’
Spin Control: Take my advice – or Tom Foley’s, or Warren Magnuson’s
Editorial: Pretrial tool a key to reform
Editorial: Divided nation awaits leadership

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Ferry system releases comments from triangle route meetings

Wenatchee World (subscription required)
Gleaning program Building community, feeding the hungry
Old school farming with respect for the soil

West Seattle Herald
With contract negotiations stalled, Seattle Colleges faculty will stage a walkout Nov. 17

Yakima Herald Republic
Latinos in Yakima concerned about Trump’s words, but say they remain hopeful 
Trump’s potential impact on Washington’s ag industry ‘a big unknown’ 

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Kent church preaches unity, empathy after divisive election
Forest Service hiring for 1,000 jobs in Pacific Northwest

KIRO 7 TV (CBS)  
Port of Seattle considers building a solar farm

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)  
Hundreds of local students plan class walk out in protest of Trump’s election

KNKX FM  
Pot Legalized In 4 More States; What Advice Can Washington State Offer?
Local Leaders Touring Site Of Mosier Oil Train Crash To Assess Impacts And Risks
UW Study: Phone-Based Alcohol Abuse Intervention For Soldiers Shows Promising Results
‘After School Satan’ Club Coming To Tacoma Elementary School

KUOW FM
Seattle will work with Trump, but refuses to give up on empathy
Dark days ahead: American professors on Trump presidency
Who Benefits From Donald Trump’s Tax Plan?

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
Port of Seattle considers building a solar farm
Belltown, Lake City proposed for ‘safe injection site’ locations

NW Public Radio  
Washington State Supreme Court To Hear Gay Marriage Related Case
Proposed Logging Rule Change Aims To Protect Cold Water For Fish
Should Oregon Secede? Initiative Seeks To Ask Oregon Voters That Question
Oregon Voter Turnout: Record High Numbers, But Not Record High Percentage 

Web

Crosscut 
Just how secure is Seattle’s economy?
Data sharing between Seattle police and feds receives new scrutiny
Seven true-blue ways to survive Trump
Why so many female veterans are homeless
Stores can’t use religion to discriminate

Publicola  
It’s Pretty Rich to be Accused of Living in a Bubble by Voters Who Just Endorsed Building a Wall
An Apology to Hillary Clinton

Seattle P.I.  
‘Love over hate’ event in Capitol Hill calls for tolerance

Thursday, November 10

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Associated Press
‘Not my president:’ Trump denounced in protests across US 
Nurses at Tacoma hospital plan boycott of extra shifts 
Obama, Trump and the ‘zigzag’ nation 

Columbian  
Leads stay the same in 2 tight contests (Stonier, Probst)
In Our View: Checks and Balances

The Daily News
Purcell expected to win 19th District House seat but too close to call  
Cepeda: More than pre-K needed to succeed 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
State’s future uncertain under Trump presidency
Unlike nation, state and local voters deliver mild surprises (McAuliffe, Moscoso, Lovick)
Trump victory has enormous consequences for Supreme Court
Giuliani: President Obama shouldn’t pardon Hillary Clinton
Parker: Trump didn’t win so much as Clinton lost
Editorial: Looking past the presidency at the other Washington’s election

Federal Way Mirror 
Federal Way Public Schools program helps students transition to workforce

Kirkland Reporter 
WSDOT moves forward with fast-tracked improvements to north end of I-405
Scenes from Election Night 2016
Puget Sound Regional Council honors Kirkland for accommodating region’s growth

Kitsap Sun (subscription required)  
Appleton wins seventh term in Olympia (Appleton)
35th District voters keep MacEwen, Griffey
Commissioners elected; park district fails
Fast ferries proposal leading, but not a lock
Harper Estuary project gets started following years of discussion
Incumbent Republicans keep posts in 26th District
Incumbent judge winning

News Tribune (subscription required)  
New housing fee will raise $51 million for Pierce County parks expansion
Matt Driscoll: History will judge us not just on Trump’s election, but by how we react
When they go red, we go blue: Washington not quite part of Trump train
Trump voters say distrust of Clinton was a big motivator
‘This is not good’ — South Sound immigrants react to Trump’s win
After nearly two decades, Franklin Pierce likely has approved a school bond
Reykdal edging Jones in race for state schools chief

Olympian (subscription required)   
When they go red, we go blue: Washington not quite part of Trump train
Editorial: A time for mourning and action in Washington

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Will net neutrality survive Trump’s first 100 days?
A wave of states just expanded legal marijuana, but here’s why nationwide legalization is hardly certain
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler wins a fifth term, but worries about Obamacare’s fate

Redmond Reporter 
Final public hearing for city budget set for Nov. 15

Renton Reporter 
City partners with new veterinary hospital for animal sheltering

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Seattle will remain ‘sanctuary city’ for immigrants despite Trump presidency, mayor says
Mass shootings in Washington: Eight so far this year
Sound Transit 3 wins, despite rejection from Pierce County
Lawsuits pile up as Bertha keeps digging Seattle tunnel
Divided Legislature appears unchanged by election results
Sea-Tac on pace to be among nation’s top 10 busiest airports
2,000 anti-Trump protesters march through Portland for second night    
Puget Sound area sees protests while surprised Trump voters share hopes    
Large: Voters who lost must stay engaged now more than ever
Editorial: If we don’t give up, America will continue to be great

Seattle Weekly  
8 Little Fixes in the City Budget That Can Make a Big Difference
Did a Divided Left Really Kill Our Nation’s First Carbon Tax?
In Their Own Words: 11 Seattle Women Talk About the Election and Coping
In the Wake of a Trump Upset, 11 Reasons to Have Hope in Washington State
Sawant Blames Trump Win on Democratic Party
How to Bring the Country Back Together … With Selfies
Surprise! Washington Republicans Love Trump After All
Will Road Congestion Determine the Sonics’ Fate?
What President Trump Means for Local Transit Funding

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Trump wins: Now to the real work of governing 

Wenatchee World (subscription required) 
Estudillo widens lead in Grant County judge race
Search for PCT hiker moves north

Yakima Herald Republic  
Yakima County struggles with sexually transmitted infections 
Large percentage of Yakima workers to see increase in wages 
Editorial: What must people do to stop all the killing? 

Broadcast

KNKX FM
Undocumented Immigrants And Their Families Fear Trump Presidency
Washington Voters Reject Carbon Tax, But State’s Battle Over Global Warming Continues
Habib Defeats McClendon In Wash. Lieutenant Governor’s Race (Habib)

NW Public Radio  
Four Rural Western Washington Counties Flip For Trump
Washington Voters Reject Carbon Tax, But State’s Battle Over Global Warming Continues
Trump’s State Director Says ‘Give The Guy A Chance’

Web

Crosscut 
After a brutal election night, a thread of hope for the Northwest
Grief, dread in Seattle after Trump victory
Think Seattle is enlightened on race? New poll says otherwise

Publicola  
It’s Hard to Make the Case that Clinton Voters Are Living in a Bubble, and Other Reactions to the 2016 Election