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Monday, August 29
Associated Press
Justice Dept. focuses on police treatment of mentally ill
Protesters who shut down trains in Bellingham arrested
Tribal school ousts some students over funding gap
Washington responders to get notice of oil train shipments
Judge nixes court oversight of Western State reforms
U.S. wants to force lower speeds on truck and bus drivers
Mylan launching cheaper, generic version of EpiPen
Clinton proposes plan to address mental-health treatment
Aberdeen Daily World
Homeless people address city council about their condition
New state rule will help first responders prepare for crude oil shipments
State announces free fishing for the next few days while license sales are suspended
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Project trains educators to teach Native American curriculum
Op-ed: How to fight suicide myths with information and compassion
Bothell Reporter
Union, Northshore Schools come to ‘tentative’ contract agreement
Developer may alter proposal for Saint Edward seminary building in response to changes by state legislature
Central Kitsap Reporter
STEM classes on USS Turner Joy include practical demonstrations of abstract theories
Opinion: Assess tests as well as students | In Our Opinion
Columbian
Evergreen, teachers reach contract agreement
Everett Herald (subscription required)
A quick-reference guide to the I-405 express toll lanes
EvCC lauded for transfer success
Cornfield: Clean water vs. the cost of clean water
Editorial: Editorial: Seattle schools leading way on later start to day for kids
Editorial: Transplant organs need a fairer distribution in U.S.
Commentary: State not protecting water from factory farms’ waste
Commentary: Vaccinations can stop a ‘wildfire’ of disease
Letter: State’s regressive taxes are tough on seniors
Letter: No evidence of voter fraud, just fear
News Tribune (subscription required)
Contract deal reached by Bethel district, teachers
Suit filed over fatal shooting of Proctor-area man by Tacoma police
Editorial: An APB for Tacoma, state to act on police reforms
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Bob Santos a son of Seattle who helped mold its social-justice soul
Nature lovers scramble to save wild beach on Camano Island
Back-to-school supplies bought in bulk by Muir PTA
Puget Sound ferry commuters’ world: coffee, beauty — and line cutters
More doctors asked about delaying or refusing childhood vaccines, study says
Screening all blood donations for Zika ‘misguided,’ Seattle-area expert says
Editorial: Extend contract for longshore union
Editorial: Affordable housing, homelessness demand regional action
Opinion: More wolves killed because of the sacred cow at the public trough
Opinion: Why a single-payer health-care system is inevitable
Opinion: A cheap, workable model to solving hunger in Seattle
Spokesman Review
Spokane Public Schools overhauls student discipline
Getting There: Intersection changes coming to U.S. 195
Evacuation levels lowered for wildfire near Wellpinit
Recreational dam builders blocking critical fish movements
‘Bullwinkle’ elk killer’s trial set for Oct. 14
UW regents sued over secretive presidential selection method
Rich Landers: National parks evolved to embrace more than bears, peaks and waterfalls
Editorial: Safety reminders as school begins
Wenatchee World (subscription required)
Brush fire pushed by wind near Leavenworth
Yakima Herald Republic
Reporter’s Notebook: Why Yakima’s a better place to live than Seattle
Editorial: Everyone should be on board to improve rail safety
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
WDFW resumes sale of fish and hunting licenses after hack
Community activist Bob Santos dies at 82
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Lummi Tribe taking a totem 5,000 miles to fight fossil fuels
Protesters who shut down trains in Bellingham arrested
KPLU FM
Boeing Engineers Design Firefighting Artillery
KUOW FM
Seattle activist Bob Santos dies at age 82 (Santos)
Upon Arrival: How refugees find their way in Seattle
Homeless campers in Rainier Valley: We don’t like the garbage we generate either
Mariners apologize to LGBTQ community, plan to train staff
Q13 TV (FOX)
Bob Santos, legendary civil rights activist in Seattle, dies at 82
Tacoma moving forward with development on unused land
Web
Crosscut
Point-counterpoint: Regulating factory farms
Everett is Trump’s kind of town
From WTO to Occupy: How activism changes the conversation
Publicola
Queen Anne Emerges as Bulwark Against City’s Development Goals
Seattle P.I.
City sues own housing authority over gay-bashing tenant
Slog
Renowned Civil Rights Leader “Uncle” Bob Santos Dies at 82 (Hasegawa, Jayapal, Santos)
Friday, August 26
Associated Press
Feds seek dismissal of state’s Hanford worker protection lawsuit
Wolf advocates outraged that state preparing to kill wolves
Orders for U.S. durable goods rebound in July
Lawmakers demand information on EpiPen price increase
State has killed 6 members of Profanity Peak wolf pack
The Daily News
Purcell officially beats Rossetti after recount, to face Walsh in November
News Tribune (subscription required)
Editorial: EpiPen monopoly is not fair game
Puget Sound Business Journal
Editorial: First come, first served, bad idea
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Profanity Peak wolf pack in state’s gun sights after rancher turns out cattle on den
Elections watchdog investigates complaint that Sound Transit’s email release was no accident
Robot babies that schools use to discourage teen pregnancy may do opposite, study finds
Opinion: Vaccinate your child against a killer: meningitis type B
Yakima Herald Republic
Profanity Peak wolf pack in state’s gun sights after rancher turns out cattle on den; 6 wolves killed so far
Editorial: Supply kids with what they really need for school
Broadcast
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Tacoma lawmaker considers eliminating ‘tampon tax’
KPLU FM
The Burkini: A Closer Look At The Swimwear That’s Making Headlines
Protected Marine Area Near Hawaii Is Now Twice The Size Of Texas
All U.S. Blood Donations Should Be Screened For Zika, FDA Says
Has Hillary Clinton Actually Been Dodging The Press?
Seattle Public Schools Switch Up Start Times — And Teens Get To Sleep In
Cyber Hack Shuts Down Hunting, Fishing License Sales In 3 Northwest States
Washington Wildlife Officials Kill Half Of Profanity Peak Wolf Pack
Washington State Moves Forward With Licensing For Marijuana Research
KUOW FM
Homeless advocates plow past mayor’s plan with their own
NW Public Radio
Washington Wildlife Officials Kill Half Of Profanity Peak Wolf Pack
For One Washington Company, Firefighting Is A Family Affair
Cyber Hack Shuts Down Hunting, Fishing License Sales In 3 Northwest States
Web
Crosscut
The hell with Seattle Process, advocates say. Fix homelessness.
Seattle P.I.
Sound Transit sets records for light rail ridership
Sound Transit strikes deal for housing, retail near Capitol Hill station
Thursday, August 25
Associated Press
Wolf advocates outraged that state preparing to kill wolves
Bremerton company loses fight to keep ferry food contract
DOJ: Vet’s Purple Heart lies cost government $752,000
Dept. of Energy seeks dismissal of state’s Hanford lawsuit
Crews battling 35 large, uncontained wildfires in the West
Judge rules city income tax measure invalid
Regence BlueShield, Asuris Northwest Health fined $750,000
Sales of state hunting, fishing licenses temporarily halted
Central Kitsap Reporter
Corrections agencies struggle with placement of sex offenders
The Daily News
Could Trump win Cowlitz County?
Methanol supporters, opponents sound off at port meeting (Takko)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
State will shoot 11 wolves and pups after attacks on cattle
Op-Ed: Year-round school could cure the summertime blues
Editorial: State, local rules needed on drone aircraft
News Tribune (subscription required)
JBLM Green Beret killed in bomb attack in Afghanistan
Puyallup tribe buying Northeast Tacoma golf course
Bremerton ferry food vendor won’t take contract fight to state Supreme Court
Editorial: Race matters on Tacoma’s fine art scene
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Proposal asks Seattle City Council to OK new limits on homeless sweeps on public land
NLRB ruling may clear way for Seattle U’s adjunct faculty to form union
State fines Regence, other insurer $750,000 for flawed customer service
Mixed blessing: Cellphones to start working in light-rail tunnels
New Angle Lake light-rail station to open Sept. 24
Spokesman Review
New Spokane teachers’ contract includes early school release for students on a dozen Fridays
Business use of drones takes off as new rules kick in
McMorris Rodgers noncommittal on climate change, wildfires
Tri-City Herald
Sen. Murray talks opioid crisis, need for more funding during Richland stop
DOE asks judge to dismiss state’s Hanford chemical vapor lawsuit
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Ferry Advisory Committee tells WSF: Improve service at Fauntleroy
Opinion: Something needs to be done about the ferries, and soon (Nelson)
Broadcast
KPLU FM
Washington To Exterminate Nearly 20 Percent Of State’s Wolf Population
Resources Come Slow As Wildfire Ravages Spokane Reservation
KUOW FM
Where to send foster kids? For 72 hours, Skookum House
Washington Fishing, Hunting License Sales Suspended After Cyber Breach
New food is coming to Washington ferries – from out of state
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Northshore teachers strike is possible by next week
Boeing wants to shoot artillery shells at wildfires
NW Public Radio
Authorized Wolf Killings Already Underway In Washington State
On Park Service Centennial, Three Big Things That Have Changed
Washington Fishing, Hunting License Sales Suspended After Cyber Breach
Washington To Exterminate Nearly 20 Percent Of State’s Wolf Population
Resources Come Slow As Wildfire Ravages Spokane Reservation
Web
Crosscut
Seattle public broadband hinges on a President Hillary Clinton
Seattle P.I.
Sound Transit: Angle Lake light rail station to open Sept. 24
Wednesday, August 24
Associated Press
Lawyers for landslide victims say state committed fraud
Crews making progress on Washington wildfires
Court: Out-of-state license plates don’t justify search
Inslee: Climate change increasing risks of wildfires
Inslee declares emergency in 20 counties due to wildfires
Advocates say they’ll sue to protect hundreds of species
Everett Herald (subscription required)
State’s experts destroyed Oso mudslide records, lawyers say
Briefs: Inslee to speak at Builders Association Housing Summit
Burbank: Better wages would fill in gaps in economy’s growth
Editorial: Editorial: EpiPen price jump points to drug-pricing problem
Editorial: Good retirement hinges on financial literacy
News Tribune (subscription required)
Development teams vie for chance to build hotel at Chambers Bay
Charter school advocates undeterred, will fight second lawsuit
Editorial: Earlier, longer Puyallup fair rates a warm howdy
Seattle Times (subscription required)
As EpiPen prices rocket up, lawmakers demand answers
Oso landslide lawsuit: Victims’ attorneys say state committed fraud by covering up deleted emails
Seattle could open housing for homeless where it’s OK to use heroin
Seattle mayor names first cabinet-level director of homelessness
Scores sagging for high school grads taking ACT college test
Editorial: How to help kids get ready for school, along with a new haircut and a full backpack
Spokesman Review
Inslee declares state of emergency
Progress made fighting area fires; evacuation orders for Wellpinit reduced to Level 1
People involved in first round of police chief interviews cautiously optimistic about reboot
Gonzaga, UW welcome new medical students to Spokane
Union approves contract with Spokane Public Schools including some early-release Fridays
Editorial: Calm prevails in police search
Yakima Herald Republic
Four new cases of rare, deadly birth defect reported, but state says rate may be lower
Four Yakima Valley school districts, ESD 105 combine to spend nearly $50k to fill top jobs
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Washington state to kill entire wolf pack (Ranker)
KPLU FM
Lawyers For Oso Slide Victims Allege Evidence Fraud
Tuition Scam Preys On UW International Students’ Trust
JBLM Officers Say Alleviating Traffic Gridlock Near Base Is ‘Work In Progress’
Inslee Blames Climate Change For Washington’s Sudden And Severe Fires
NLRB Rules Graduate Students Are Employees With The Right To Unionize
Web
MyEdmondsNews
Scene nearby: Congressman Larsen talks bicycle commuting with local cyclists (Liias)
Slog
The Most Important Police Reform Group You’ve Never Heard of—and How It’s Failing to Do Its Job (Moscoso, Goodman)
Tuesday, August 23
Associated Press
Inslee: Climate change increasing risks of wildfires
In dry, windy West, crews target flames in several states
King County could open safe drug use sites
Report says Pasco should hire more Spanish-speaking cops
BNSF Railway to pay $75,000 for water quality violations
The Daily News
New recreational marijuana facility may locate on Bunker Hill Road
Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way officials to discuss additional 721,000-square-foot warehouse on former Weyerhauser campus
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Seattle could open housing for homeless where it’s OK to use heroin
Editorial: Reuven Carlyle is right to be asking the driving questions about Sound Transit 3 (Carlyle, Fitzgibbon)
Skagit Valley Herald
State seeks information about bats in effort to learn about disease
Spokesman Review
Wildfires burn 15,000 acres and two dozen homes in Spokane area
Mayor bows to City Council, will put Craig Meidl through interviews for police chief job
Wildfire smoke fills Spokane Valley, making air unhealthy for some people
Weather pattern often associated with wildfires, including the Big Burn
Inslee to get briefing on area fires
Shawn Vestal: Family fled home just minutes before Beacon Hill fire destroyed it
Tri-City Herald
Feds say Pasco cops need more diversity, training in use of force
Wenatchee World (subscription required)
West Nile hits home
BROADCAST
KPLU FM
Teachers, Realtors Top List Of Washington’s Largest Political Action Committees
Justice Department Says Pasco Needs More Diversity On Its Police Force
Americans Like Their Schools Just Fine — But Not Yours
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
State rep. calling foul on Planned Parenthood investigation
NPR
Americans Are Concerned About Direction Of Public Education, Polls Show
NW Public Radio
Justice Department Says Pasco Needs More Diversity On Its Police Force
Uncontrolled Wildfire Surrounds Spokane
Poverty In Washington, 20 Years After Welfare Reform
WEB
Crosscut
The fatal Ride the Ducks crash and a law’s anti-immigrant past