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Employees Say State Insurance Chief Used Racist Slurs, Mistreated Staff
Washington’s long-time elected insurance commissioner has used offensive terms in the workplace to describe people of different races and ethnicities, as well as people who are transgender. That’s according to former agency insiders who’ve come forward in recent weeks. Meanwhile, other former employees are giving new accounts of what they say is Commissioner Mike Kreidler’s mistreatment of staff. The allegations against the six-term Democrat stand in contrast to his record as an advocate for marginalized communities.
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Gifts $20 million To Washington State University
Washington State University has received one of its largest ever gifts. The 20-million dollar gift from Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories and its founders Edmund and Beatriz Schweitzer was directed to WSU’s Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture.
The Fight For Legacy Forests, Part Five: How Older Trees Are Defined, And How That Could Impact Timber Harvests
NWPB’s Lauren Gallup continues her series “The Fight for Legacy Forests” with reporting on an environmental nonprofit suing the Department of Natural Resources over six timber sales.
Drugmakers Spent Millions Promoting Opioids To Patient Groups, Senate Report Says
The report released by Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill says the cozy relationship between pain advocacy groups and pharmaceutical companies may have played a key role in the opioid crisis.
WSU spokesman: Schulz "not a candidate" for Big 12 job
More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, WASH - A Washington State University spokesman says university president Kirk Schulz is not interested in leaving for…
Idaho To Provide Hazard Pay For Wildland Firefighters, Now Recruiting For Upcoming Fire Season
Washington’s “Bring them home” law takes effect in June. It allows tribal members to pray over a deceased indigenous person without compromising the scene before an autopsy is conducted, and supports survivors of trafficking.
What The 'Bring Them Home' Law Means For MMIP
Washington’s “Bring them home” law takes effect in June. It allows tribal members to pray over a deceased indigenous person without compromising the scene before an autopsy is conducted, and supports survivors of trafficking.
Richland Resident Rethinks Bomb Memento
A Richland, Wa resident rethinks owning bomb memorabilia.
Earth Day Event Brings Forest To Tacoma Mall
This Earth Day, you don’t have to go any further than the Tacoma mall to find yourself in a forest. Lauren Gallup reports.
Researchers In Seattle Show Polluted Stormwater Hurts Fish Survival
Each time it rained during an eight-week period in the winter of 2015, someone from Jenifer McIntyre’s team drove up to Seattle and collected stormwater near the Highway 520 bridge across Lake Washington.
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