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Washington Auditor Says State Unemployment Fraud Likely Much Higher Than $647 Million

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What You Need To Know: 6 Reported Blood Clot Cases In 7 Million From Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

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Galen Rupp of Portland qualified for his fourth Olympics by winning the U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials last year. Here he is at the 2016 Olympic Track and Field Team Trials. CREDIT: Tom Banse/N3

100-Day Countdown To Tokyo Olympics Begins, And Northwest Athletes Are Ready To Go

Tom Banse April 13, 2021

Rep. Matthew Bundy, a school teacher and Mountain Home Republican, debates for the teacher salary bill Tuesday, April 13, 2021. CREDIT: Idaho Education News/screenshot

Idaho Budget For Teacher Salaries Stalls After Pushback Over Social Justice And Race Theory Education

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Bernie Madoff, Financier Behind Notorious Ponzi Scheme, Dies At 82

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What You Need To Know: 6 Reported Blood Clot Cases In 7 Million From Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

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Derek Chauvin Trial Continues As Defense Witness Testifies Ex-Officer’s Actions Were Justified

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100-Day Countdown To Tokyo Olympics Begins, And Northwest Athletes Are Ready To Go

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Washington Lawmakers Approve Ban On Native American Mascots With Some Exceptions

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Washington Auditor Says State Unemployment Fraud Likely Much Higher Than $647 Million

What You Need To Know: 6 Reported Blood Clot Cases In 7 Million From Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

100-Day Countdown To Tokyo Olympics Begins, And Northwest Athletes Are Ready To Go

Idaho Budget For Teacher Salaries Stalls After Pushback Over Social Justice And Race Theory Education

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Sonny Simmons, Fiercely Independent Alto Saxophonist, Dies at 87

A Melting Pot Of Traditions: Violinist Regina Carter Talks With Lara Downes

Collecting Stories Together, In A Year Spent Apart: A StoryCorps Northwest Special

The Arts

‘Today, I Am A Witness To Change’: A Crowdsourced Poem Against Anti-Asian Hate

‘I Feel Like I’m An Olympian’: Youn Yuh-jung On Her Historic Oscar Nomination

BOOK REVIEW: A Daughter Struggles To Escape Her Mother’s Shadow In ‘Libertie’

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Bernie Madoff, Financier Behind Notorious Ponzi Scheme, Dies At 82

What You Need To Know: 6 Reported Blood Clot Cases In 7 Million From Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

Derek Chauvin Trial Continues As Defense Witness Testifies Ex-Officer’s Actions Were Justified

100-Day Countdown To Tokyo Olympics Begins, And Northwest Athletes Are Ready To Go

‘I Never Imagined This’: Daunte Wright’s Family Calls For Accountability

Washington Lawmakers Approve Ban On Native American Mascots With Some Exceptions

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