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Democrats to focus on 30-round magazines and ghost guns in 2019
Following gun control success on the November ballot, state Democrats are eyeing further regulation.
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Climate change could kill salmon’s sense of smell
A report released by UW last month highlights further dangers higher CO2 levels pose to coho salmon.
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It looks a lot like Inslee is running for president
New statements and political fundraising from Gov. Inslee point toward a 2020 presidential bid
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How does Texas ACA ruling affect Washington?
A ruling last week from a Texas judge striking down the ACA will likely be overturned.
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State Supreme Court upholds King County youth jail levy
The decision, issued Dec. 27, sided with King County and allows it to keep collecting revenue.
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King County launches text to 911 service
The service will help the hearing impaired and those experiencing domestic violence.
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Why do Washington voters struggle with climate change policies?
Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing
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King County approves gun warning sign requirement
Warning signs must be posted in all King County gun stores and firing ranges.
Northwest
Neo-Nazis distribute fliers throughout Bellevue
The fliers were found in neighborhoods near Clyde Hill Elementary School and Chinook Middle School with candy seemingly…
Northwest
Attorney General alleges three King County residents scammed foreclosed homeowners
The lawsuit claims that employees of a real estate company misrepresented the process by which foreclosed homeowners can…
Northwest
Juanita High students push to change ‘Rebels’ mascot
Students say the mascot glorifies the Confederacy while detractors say it honors Revolutionary War.
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Plans to open King County coal mine later this year move forward
The Department of the Interior has granted a permit to resume mining at the Black Diamond location.
Northwest
Puget Sound residents worried about Kachess Lake plan
A proposed pump to supply much-needed water to Eastern Washington during droughts could affect recreation.