Cutting services or raising taxes: State lawmakers weigh how to fill big budget gaps
Even before taking office last week, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson had proposed $4 billion in spending cuts. That was on top ...
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Business Group Urges Kotek to Follow New Washington Governor’s Lead in Speeding Permits
Angela Wilhelms, the CEO of Oregon Business & Industry, the state’s largest business group, promptly wrote to Oregon Gov.
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WSU owed ‘duty of care’ to late student who died from hazing, court says
Washington State University owed a “duty of care” to Sam Martinez, a student who died in a 2019 fraternity hazing incident, a ...
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WSU owed ‘duty of care’ to late student who died in fraternity hazing incident
Washington State University owed a “duty of care” to Sam Martinez, a student who died in a 2019 fraternity hazing incident, a ...
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In Our View: Public education should remain a top priority
Although voters in seven Clark County school districts — and other districts throughout the state — will decide on funding requests next month, the Legislature still has a duty to address school fundi ...
Jersey Mike's is bringing its subs to the Honesdale area
Jersey Mike's is coming to the Honesdale area. The nationwide sub sandwich chain already has a sign up at the new location at ...
Resilience in action: Ancient Calusa site gets help from diverse groups after hurricanes
GatorCorps, part of the AmeriCorps program, is headquartered at UF and works to boost natural disaster prep while helping ...
Edmond lawmaker’s bill would pump $20 million into journalism statewide
EVERETT — A new bill introduced by Edmonds senator could pump up to $20 million into journalism organizations around the state. The bill follows similar legislation in other states and countries to ...