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Friday, November 14
Aberdeen Daily World
National Guard moves in new detachments to help in times of emergency
Associated Press
State Republican make gains in Olympia; Democrats have smallest majority in House since 2002
Obama to ease immigration rules for millions
College prices are creeping up
Companies hire at fastest pace in 7 years
Ballard News Tribune
Mayor Murray announces symposium on medical marijuana, law enforcement
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Opinion: Twenty years after tragedy, food-borne illnesses still an issue
Central Kitsap Reporter
Community to hear about passenger ferry plans
Columbian
RTC to hold open house on transportation plan
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Improved health insurance website ready for signups
McCusker: Leveraged loans are threat to economy
Editorial: Roadwork lies ahead to keep jobs in county, state (2015 Legislative priorities)
News Tribune (subscription required)
Editorial: No health insurance? Now’s when you can sign up
Olympian (subscription required)
Republican Dan Griffey of Allyn claims victory over Rep. Kathy Haigh in the 35th district (Haigh, Green, Seaquist, Stonier)
Editorial: Community colleges buoy our education goals
Peninsula Daily News
Marijuana growing facility approved at former Fairview School in Port Angeles, but greenhouses shot down
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Seattle to toughen law against problem of wage theft
Daily problem for schools: There aren’t enough substitute teachers
Health-insurance brokers to play bigger role in enrollment
Near-record juice grape harvest in Washington
City to host forum on medical marijuana
Blog: Yet another flashing light at state Department of Social and Health Services
Editorial: Initiative 1351 calls for smaller classes and more staff, but no way to pay for them (Hunter)
Guest Opinion: How to fight climate change by harvesting wood
Yakima Herald Republic
Juice grape growers see near-record bounty
GOP debates immigration strategy as Obama considers executive actions
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Seattle Public Schools security breach impacts thousands of students
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Washington grower to auction 500 pounds of pot
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
UW team develops camera technology that can track a person from one camera to the next
KPLU FM
Later School Start Time Advocates Hope For Change As District Task Force Starts Work
Northwest Apples, Hay And Potatoes Caught Up In Port Slowdown
Q13 TV (FOX)
Family of woman killed in DUI crash sues government for millions
WEB
Capital Record
Election update: Republicans expected to gain seats in the state House (Haigh, Stonier, Seaquist, Morrell)
Crosscut
Washington businesses unite on climate action
Tax reform? There’s a DIY movement for that
Publicola
Opinion: We Already Have the Tools to Meet Seattle’s Need for Affordable Housing
Seattle P.I.
Seattle, Olympia rate perfect in national index of gay-friendly cities
Slog
The Morning News: Washington Tightens Logging Rules to Prevent Catastrophic Mudslides
Thursday, November 13
Aberdeen Daily World
Hospital Board looks to install Jensen as superintendent
Impact of Shorelines plan looms for city, property owners
Question of climate change comes up before county commission
Associated Press
I-594 opponents to take their guns to Olympia
Washington ferry Tacoma out until summer
New rules for timber harvests near unstable slopes
Monsanto to pay Pacific Northwest wheat farmers
BP’s leaky Olympic Pipeline repaired at Burlington
Bainbridge Island Review
Loss of ferry Tacoma blamed on power surge, design flaw
Op-Ed: How the GOP gained 4 seats in the state House
Ballard News Tribune
Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles Elected Vice Chair of Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (Kohl-Welles, Seaquist)
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
State woefully underfunds mental health
BP’s Olympic Pipeline shut down at Burlington pump station after small oil spill
Columbian
State school board chief: New revenue essential to McCleary
Editorial: In Our View: Need Remains For I-5 Bridge
Everett Herald (subscription required)
State forest board revises slope logging guidelines
How the GOP gained 4 seats in the state House
Healthplan Finder aims to help small businesses shop for insurance
Editorial: Time to mind facts, not fear
The Inlander
Redefining Justice: Despite election losses, Smart Justice moves ahead with symposium on reform
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
State explains why ferry lost power
Carlisle II returning Monday after seven months
News Tribune (subscription required)
State revenue collections up but so are K-12 school costs
In picking replacement for deceased Rep. Roger Freeman, the date could be important
Editorial: Long term, transportation funding is school funding
Op-Ed: Far more can be done to prevent school shootings
Olympian (subscription required)
State revenue collections up but so are K-12 school costs
Olympia ranks as one of Washington’s most LGBT-friendly cities
Krugman: Will court follow health care law’s obvious intent
Editorial: State woefully underfunds mental health
Puget Sound Business Journal
5 reasons why there aren’t more women in politics and business
Washington among top states for business. Who’s No. 1?
UW takes first big step toward expanded medical school, leases Spokane building
Seattle Times (subscription required)
As Seattle prospers, city’s black households get poorer
No ferry Tacoma until summer 2015
Patty Murray readies for new role in Senate minority
State school board chief: New revenue essential to McCleary
New guidelines adopted to help spot landslide risks
Special education is ineffective and too expensive, report says
Blog: King County Council wisely steps up to save public health, women’s health services
Guest Opinion: Don’t wait for dental care to become a crisis
Jonathan Martin: Sirens sounding in state’s human-services system
Skagit Valley Herald
State to raise moorage fees
Washington ferry Tacoma out until summer
Spokesman Review
Gun rights activists plan I-594 protest at Capitol
Two Washington liquor board members leaving
West Seattle Blog
How to pay for education? What your legislators said tonight @ 34th District Democrats (Nelson, Cody, Fitzgibbon)
Yakima Herald Republic
Some counties voted for both gun measures on Washington ballot
Republicans ponder strategy on immigration vote
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Washington ferry Tacoma out until summer
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Design flaw undiscovered for 17 years caused ferry to lose power
Mayor proposes greater civilian oversight of Seattle police
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Disabled state ferry Tacoma out of service until summer
KPLU FM
Training The Next Generation Of Doctors To Get LGBT Health Right
Farmers Scramble To Save Last Of Their Fruit As Cold Weather Sets In
Why The KKK Is Reaching Out Beyond White Folks
KUOW FM
Washington Adopts New Logging Guidelines To Avoid Landslides
Paying Wind Generators Not To Produce Power
Washington Rules Keep ‘Big Marijuana’ Small, For Now
NW Public Radio
JBLM Hosts Meeting To Talk About Ebola Prep
WEB
Capitol Record (TVW)
Former state leaders mobilize to save sinking USS Olympia
Crosscut
Penthouse “Apodments” and Homesteading Washington Park
HDC Advance
Perfect time to go solar!
Publicola
“I’m Not Going to Have My People Take Responsibility for That.” (Nelson)
Seattle P.I.
Gun rights rally in Olympia will ‘violate I-594 in every way possible’
State awards $9.7 million for workforce housing at Sand Point
The Stand
Airlines’ wage lawsuit defines ‘chutzpah’
Washington State Wire
Governor’s Office Unveils Potential Toxics Reduction Bill
Wednesday, November 12
Associated Press
I-594 opponents to bring their guns to Olympia
Port labor problems slow Washington apple exports
Washington class size initiative barely passing
Interstate 5 bridge project alive in transit plan
Second quarter taxable sales rise 6.8 percent in Washington
Bainbridge Island Review
Precinct analysis shows Hansen pulls in more than 80% of Bainbridge vote against Olsen (Hansen)
Columbian
Half Dental closes; patients sent elsewhere
Washington class size initiative barely passing
Opinion: Camden: Lessons learned from Washington’s midterm election
The Daily News
Change in how state divvies up pot tax could fatten local coffers
Retail marijuana prices dropping in Longview
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Edmonds councilman ready for new role in Olympia (Roberts)
Newly elected 21st District legislator has committee plans (Ortiz-Self, Roberts, Liias)
EdCC aims for $1 million for its Boots to Books campaign
Spending to keep freight moving (Tarleton)
Davis: State’s voters sent a message of pragmatism
Op-ed: Washington state’s vote on I-594 has NRA worried
Op-ed: Join in effort against domestic violence
Editorial: Keep flow of information open (Net neutrality)
Journal of the San Juan Islands
STEM: it’s the buzz word at Friday Harbor High
Op-Ed: Abuse ignored by blaming the victim
Kirkland Reporter
Second quarter taxable sales rise 6.8 percent in Washington
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Two GOP legislators claim victory (Seaquist, Haigh)
News Tribune (subscription required)
As state celebrates 125 years of history, children commit to guarding its future
Gun show sales appear to rise after passage of I-594’s universal background checks
Michelle Caldier unseats Rep. Larry Seaquist (Seaquist, Morrell, Stonier, Haigh)
Damaged Puyallup River bridge reopens, unfixed
Editorial: Happy birthday, Washington: Here’s to the next 125
Olympian (subscription required)
Gun show sales appear to rise after passage of I-594’s universal background checks
Column: Big money wins again, as it always does
Puget Sound Business Journal
5 things business wants from Congress in the lame-duck session
Port labor disputes: Both sides must approve intervention, union members not convinced
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Congestion at ports rattles growers, importers and truckers
Marijuana business partners sue Bellevue over pot-shop restrictions
I-594 opponents bringing their guns to Olympia rally next month
Those three toss-up House races? All are now out of recount range (Haigh, Seaqiust)
Sending a message? Some Washington counties voted for both gun initiatives
Washington midterm turnout lowest since disco era
Does the U.S. push its students too hard — or too little?
Danny Westneat: $15-an-hour job comes with noncompete clause, threat of legal action
Blog: Why Washingtonians should care more about trade
Guest Opinion: How to get the Eastside rail corridor on track
Seattle Weekly
24-Year-Old Republican Baffles Democrats, Heads to the State House (Morrell, Haigh, Seaquist, Stonier)
Skagit Valley Herald
State adopts new in-water work rules
Spokesman Review
Washington marks 125th birthday with party
Shawn Vestal: WSU, UW med school tiff confounding
Editorial: Health plan exchange enters second year, with more options
Tri-City Herald
Hanford tank farm contractor awards $1 billion in subcontracts
Snow for Tri-Cities to follow blustery weather
Editorial: Low voter turnout reflects disenfranchised voters
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Editorial: Voter mandate to lower class sizes creates turmoil
Editorial: Editorial: Let’s hope I-594 is limited in scope
Yakima Herald Republic
New faces, old obstacles for 2015 Legislature (Hunter, Clibborn)
Still growing: State apple crop estimate rises
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Doctors accused of misleading accident victims to collect insurance
Taxes set to force WA pot shop profits up in smoke
Lt. Governor defends work ethic, outside business
KPLU FM
Wash. Forest Practices Board Mulling New Guidelines After Deadly Oso Slide
Wash. State Turns 125 Years Old, New Generation Of Capsule-Keepers Sworn In
State Drone Regulations Not Cleared For Liftoff In Olympia (Morris)
Wash. Budget Committee Chair ‘Doesn’t Know How To Pay For’ Class-Size Measure (Hunter)
Wash. Voter Turnout Appears At 36-Year Low
KUOW FM
What Climate Change Means For North Cascade Glaciers
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO FM)
Cold winds plague Puget Sound with power outages; snow watch persists
Q13 Fox
Now comes the hard part on I-1351: How is state going to pay to reduce class sizes, hire more teachers?(Hunter)
WEB
Crosscut
5 lessons for the future: How I-594 did so well with suburban, rural voters
He requested video from nearly every police agency in the state. Here’s why.
The Daily Troll: Biotech firm files for bankruptcy. I-1351 backers say they’ve won. Highway 101: Now, with more lanes.
Election: The changes may be just starting
HDC Advance
Celebrate the life of Rep. Roger Freeman
Honoring our veterans today; grateful to them everyday
Publicola
Low Turnout and the New Malaise
AWB Rep: “Legislature Should Avoid Establishing Specific Economic Development Metrics to Measure Progress.” (Carlyle)
Seattle P.I.
Election 2014: A landslide of indifference here and across country
Slog
Happy 125th Birthday, Washington State
What We Know So Far About the Wage Theft Lawsuit Against Paseo
Monday, November 10
Associated Press
Washington celebrates 125 years of statehood
Higher bar for health law in 2nd sign-up season
Backers of class size initiative declare victory
Democratic wins push Oregon Legislature to left
Confused by health care reform? You’re not alone
Crash closes Tacoma bridge for inspection
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Lowlands may see first freeze of fall
Bothell Reporter
Dont drive drowsy, save lives | Guest editorial
Columbian
CRC lingers in long-range plans
Navigating health plan maze to get the best coverage, price
Editorial: In Our View: Charter School Daze
Editorial: In Our View: Inslee Agenda Up In the Air? (Stonier)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Snohomish County Ebola plan in the works, just in case
Edmonds councilman ready for new role in Olympia (Roberts)
Veterans program provides help for homeless
Op-ed: Legislature should consider penalties for drowsy driving
Editorial: Higher ed’s future is bright
Maple Valley Reporter
Washington lowest ballot rejection rates in the nation for military and overseas voters
News Tribune (subscription required)
Crash damages, closes Puyallup River Bridge until it can be checked
Canterwood residents told to keep boiling water after E. coli found in system
Olympian (subscription required)
Initiative 1351’s class size mandate moves on top, just outside recount range
Close splits in Capitol may empower individual lawmakers (Dunshee, Jinkins, Chopp, Hurst)
Election fallout leaves Gov. Inslee without a Senate friendly to his climate-change agenda (Fitzgibbon)
Editorial: State must stick with world-class med school
Peninsula Daily News
Navy sonar use in waters off North Olympic Peninsula to be expanded in supplement study under development
Puget Sound Business Journal
Trade organizations ‘feeling powerless,’ call for federal mediator as ports’ labor dispute heats up
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Property owners challenge Seattle waterfront redevelopment
Obamacare: 7 things to know
Olympia’s big to-do list: Will GOP gains make a difference? (Hunter, Clibborn)
UW maxed out on computer-science space
Healthplanfinder Q&A: How to find help with 2015 health plans
Class-size measure widens lead in weekend vote count
In Seattle, the medical-marijuana industry is proliferating, but lacks oversight
Elections, elections, elections: your political week in review
Is Obamacare fulfilling its promise in Washington state?
Editorial: Work remains on fixing sex trafficking enforcement
Guest: The FCC is stuck in the past when regulating the Internet
Guest: Why climate advocates fail to attract conservative support — and what they can do about it
Blog: Helping Latino parents help their kids
Spokesman Review
Spin Control: What was the 2014 election all about?
Editorial: Improving Northwest forests, economies can go hand in hand
Guest opinion: Performance audits are valuable tools for local government
Tri-City Herald
Hanford Advisory Board wants rules change for landfill waste
Editorial: Thumbs to and down to Gov. Inslee’s decisions
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
What’s up with that? Turbines generate bucks for troopers
Yakima Herald Republic
Wide Hollow Elementary credits early intervention programs with success
Honoring their service
Gun show attendees wary of Initiative 594
Seaport labor spat leaves apples in limbo
GOP takeover of U.S. Senate could endanger Hanford funding
Editorial: Now really is time for Dems, GOP to cooperate
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Questionnaire part of domestic violence strategy saving lives
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Boeing gets 787 MAX order worth $8.5 billion
Backers of reduced class size initiative claiming victory
KPLU FM
Washington’s Health Exchange Set To Open For Business Once Again
Unemployment Rate For Veterans Is Improving – Just Not For Recent Women Vets
KUOW FM
Proposed Wash. Law Criminalizes Child Access To Guns (Kagi)
Washington Budget Committee Chair ‘Doesn’t Know How To Pay For’ Class Size Measure (Hunter)
NW Public Radio
When It Comes To The Apple Club, Washington’s A VIP
Traces Of Fukushima Radioactivity Detected In West Coast Waters
WEB
Crosscut
Class size initiative pulls ahead in latest vote count (Stonier, Seaquist, Haigh)
Election: The changes may be just starting
HDC Advance
Future fuel tested at Cle Elum factory
Publicola
“I Do, However, Still Have a Favor to Ask of You…” (class size initiative)
Are Later (Younger) Voters Better Informed Than Early Voters?
Slog
A Vote to Give Tent Cities Ten More Years
Let’s Recall How Terrible the Midterm Elections Were, Shall We?
Friday, November 7
Associated Press
US employers add 214K jobs; rate dips to 5.8 pct.
Washington may become model for gun measures
Columbian
U.S. economy adds jobs; unemployment falls
Vancouver, state to launch 1-stop shop for business licensing
The Daily News
County commissioners rebuke Ecology official over state coal review
Everett Herald (subscription required)
PUD installs 1st solar project on Camano
Survivor of Marysville school shootings arrives home
Editorial: We can wait for election results
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Democrats gain in Thursday returns
News Tribune (subscription required)
Recriminations after Roach survives (Hurst)
Power outage cancels ferry runs between Point Defiance and Vashon Island
Olympian (subscription required)
Republican Dan Griffey moves ahead of Rep. Kathy Haigh by 157 votes
Column: In 594, voters saw something that wasn’t there
Editorial: Rural voters lost trust in county government
Puget Sound Business Journal
Attention startups: Equity crowdfunding is legal in Washington — with strings attached
They legalized it: What the new pot-friendly legislation will mean for 3 cannabis-industry execs
Minimum wage boost no panacea
The hidden costs of poor health care quality
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Medical marijuana’s hazy status:In Seattle, ‘there’s no oversight’ (Hurst)
GOP makes gains in the state legislature (Morrell, Stonier, Haigh, Seaquist)
State’s top insurance official hopes glitches in exchange will be fixed
Sen. Pam Roach survives again, with some union help (Hurst)
Washington pot retailers brace for Oregon sales, tax differences
UPDATE: Class-size initiative now leading, but just barely
Editorial: Give charter schools time to succeed
Blog: Gov. Inslee should have revealed ‘no’ vote on Initiative 1351 sooner
Tri-City Herald
Election results could be challenge for Hanford funding
Editorial: Our Voice: Election campaigns should not be influenced by one wealthy man
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Seattle council considers ‘Millionaires Tax’
King Co. judges still letting violent suspects out on home detention
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Day care felons: Investigation reveals disturbing legal loophole (Goodman)
KPLU FM
Washington Will Not Quarantine Ebola Workers, Inslee Says
How Did Wash. Class-Size Measure Go From Sure Winner To Possible Recount?
KUOW FM
NW Colleges Showcase Innovations In Campus Sustainability
Flu Season Brings Stronger Vaccines And Revised Advice
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO FM)
Clallam County Sheriff: Stop calling about gun background check measure
Seattle doesn’t have highest tax burden, so there must be room for more
Gov. Jay Inslee, Dori discuss governor’s plan to reduce carbon pollution
NW Public Radio
The Tacoma Narrows Bridge Shook Itself To Pieces 74 Years Ago
Now That Pot’s Legal, Should Oregon End Medical Marijuana?
How Much Digging Should The Government Do At Hanford?
WEB
HDC Advance
Washington in the top 10 for energy efficiency
Publicola
What Do the Progressive I-594 Vote and Democratic Losses in the House Have in Common? (Chopp, Morrell, Seaquist, Haigh, Takko, Hurst, Blake, Stonier, Habib)
Slog
Initiative to Reduce Washington State Class Sizes Is Now Passing
Governor Jay Inslee’s Oil Train Safety Study Comes Under Fire from Environmentalists