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'It's really a crisis': Why small towns are fighting to save their local newspapers
With a stack of fresh newspapers in hand, Ken Stern is making one of his first stops of the day at La Conner's local office supply and business center.
What Bills Passed And What Didn't In Washington's 2018 Legislative Session
Washington lawmakers are scheduled to adjourn Thursday after a short, 60-day election-year session during which Democrats flexed their new one-party control to pass a slew of legislation. Here’s a look at some of the bills that passed and some that didn’t.
Comunidades latinas celebran semana de la conservación
Organizaciones ambientales de todo Washington realizaron actividades educativas y al aire libre para celebrar la Semana Latina de la Conservación, que tuvo lugar entre el 15 y el 23 de junio.
Report: Poor Communication A Main Cause of Recent Contamination Spread At Hanford Site
Prompt communication between workers and management at the Plutonium Finishing Plant did not occur, so radioactive waste continued to spread at Hanford. That’s according to a new report.
'I survived so that I could change the cycle' - Clarkston woman tells her story one year into addiction recovery
A year into recovery from opioid addiction, one Lewiston woman says compassion from strangers — and learning to accept help — allowed her to turn a corner over decade after she started using
Cosmic Crisp boasts big sales for Washington, with new apple varieties on the way
(Runtime 1:06) Known for its crunch and sweet taste, the Cosmic Crisp apple has been awarded “Best Snack” by Good Housekeeping for the third…
Florida Governor Rick Scott Signs Package Of New Gun Restrictions
Among other things, the legislation raises the legal age for gun purchases to 21, institutes a waiting period of three days and allows for the arming of some school personnel
WSU alumni, students worry about the future of athletics after Pac-12 news
(Runtime 0:50) Every ESPN College GameDay, somewhere in the crowd you can see a giant crimson flag featuring the Washington State University logo waving…
Paddle to Muckleshoot: An epic canoe journey returns
There was a breeze, clouds and humidity in the air in West Seattle that hadn’t been there for days on the morning of July 30, as visitors to Alki Beach found seats or meandered down to the shore, waiting. A little after 11 a.m., as the sun began to break through the gray, the tip of a canoe and its passengers’ paddles could just be seen cutting across the water, the first canoe to arrive of what would be over 100 to the homelands of the Muckleshoot People.
Central Washington Legislative District must be redrawn
A Federal Judge has ruled that Washington State must adopt and enact new legislative maps for the Yakima Valley region by February 2024.
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