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At a news conference on October 14, Gov. Jay Inslee said the state was following science and the law when deciding whether to accommodate employees who received medical or religious exemptions to his COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Unvaccinated Washington State Employees Face Their Last Day On The Job

Austin Jenkins October 18, 2021

The Eagle Saloon in the 1870s. This building still stands in Jacksonville, but the adjacent Wetterer home and the brewery behind it is gone.

Craft Brewing In The Pacific NW Dates So Far Back That Archaeologists Are On The Case

Tom Banse October 18, 2021

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said a report on the four controversial dams on the Lower Snake River should come out this summer.

Inslee Says Lower Snake River Dams Report Should Be Ready This Summer

Courtney Flatt October 18, 2021

Inslee Orders Proof Of Vaccine Or Negative COVID-19 Test At Large Events

Austin Jenkins October 18, 2021

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How A Royal Wedding Turned Into The Biggest And Best Beer Festival On The Planet

Steve Reeder October 18, 2021

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Reeder’s Movie Reviews: The Last Duel

Steve Reeder October 14, 2021

Women’s History Music Moment: Nettie Asberry

NWPB Music October 12, 2021

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Reeder’s Movie Reviews: The Last Duel

Steve Reeder October 14, 2021

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Washington Artists Explore Hopes, Fears, In Black Lives Matter Exhibit

NWPB News October 1, 2021

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Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Blue Bayou

Steve Reeder September 30, 2021

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The No Surprises Act is intended to stop surprise medical bills. It could also slow the growth of health insurance premiums.

Coming Soon, A Surprise Billing Law May Have Unintended Effects On Health Care

NPR News October 14, 2021

Climate Change Is Causing Problems For Puffins

NPR News October 12, 2021

Dr. Anthony Fauci said this weekend that children can go trick-or-treating safely this year.

Get The Candy Bowl Ready. Dr. Fauci Says Halloween Is A Go This Year

NPR News October 12, 2021

A nurse prepares a dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a San Antonio senior center in March. A panel of advisers to the Food and Drug Administration will meet Thursday to review Moderna's booster shot.

Moderna And J&J Say Their Data Supports COVID Vaccine Boosters

NPR News October 12, 2021

Navigating The Coming Out Conversation — From Both Sides

NPR News October 11, 2021

Displayed is a file photo of a Nobel Prize medal on Dec. 8, 2020. The Nobel Prize in economic sciences was awarded to three U.S-based professors for their pioneering work with "natural experiments."

Three Economists Win Nobel For Their Research On How Real Life Events Impact Society

NPR News October 11, 2021

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Unvaccinated Washington State Employees Face Their Last Day On The Job

Craft Brewing In The Pacific NW Dates So Far Back That Archaeologists Are On The Case

Inslee Says Lower Snake River Dams Report Should Be Ready This Summer

Inslee Orders Proof Of Vaccine Or Negative COVID-19 Test At Large Events

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How A Royal Wedding Turned Into The Biggest And Best Beer Festival On The Planet

Reeder’s Movie Reviews: The Last Duel

Women’s History Music Moment: Nettie Asberry

The Arts

Reeder’s Movie Reviews: The Last Duel

Washington Artists Explore Hopes, Fears, In Black Lives Matter Exhibit

Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Blue Bayou

National News

Coming Soon, A Surprise Billing Law May Have Unintended Effects On Health Care

Climate Change Is Causing Problems For Puffins

Get The Candy Bowl Ready. Dr. Fauci Says Halloween Is A Go This Year

Moderna And J&J Say Their Data Supports COVID Vaccine Boosters

Navigating The Coming Out Conversation — From Both Sides

Three Economists Win Nobel For Their Research On How Real Life Events Impact Society

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