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Washington order cuts ties with troubled school for injured workers
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Washington order permanently cuts ties with troubled school for injured workers
Renton-based Office Careers plans to appeal an L&I decision to terminate all business with the school.
investigations
State employees wasted hours on Instagram as Oregon unemployment backlog grew: 'A lot of us were playing on our phones'
An Oregon Employment Department worker described wasted time, political influence and an ineffective system for processing Pandemic Unemployment Assistance claims.
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Long-term care facilities in California build booths to reunite families during pandemic
At three long-term care facilities in California, families got to visit loved ones through Plexiglas after COVID-19 forced nursing homes to restrict visitation.
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Feds say early warning to Washington agency didn't curb unemployment fraud
The U.S. Attorney in Seattle said federal agents warned Washington state about fraud in April, weeks before fraudulent unemployment claims peaked.
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Feds say early warning to Washington agency didn't curb unemployment fraud
The US Attorney in Seattle said federal agents warned Washington state about fraud in April, weeks before fraudulent unemployment claims peaked.
investigations
Feds file first criminal case from Seattle protests
Cases prosecuted in federal courts often have stiffer sentences that those handled in state or city courts.
investigations
Court orders accused Washington neo-Nazi leader to remain jailed pending trial
According to court documents, Kaleb Cole is the leader of a small, but dangerous white supremacist group called "Atomwaffen."
investigations
Survey on how long-term care facilities are responding to coronvirus
Tell us about how the state's nursing homes, assisted living facilities, adult family homes and other long-term care communities are responding to COVID-19.
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Help us cover how Washington's long-term care facilities are responding to COVID-19
Do you work or have a loved one at a Washington long-term care facility during the COVID-19 pandemic? Share your experience using our confidential tip form.
crime
Prosecutors: Suspected leader of neo-Nazi group in Washington should not be released
Federal prosecutors say Kaleb Cole should not be released from detention pending trial because he poses a threat to the community.
investigations
2019 Seattle radiation leak a 'near miss' to disaster, federal report finds
In May 2019, radiation leaked from a device at Harborview Research and Training. At first called a “minor” breach, investigators warn it could have been much worse.
investigations
Washington order permanently cuts ties with troubled school for injured workers
Renton-based Office Careers plans to appeal an L&I decision to terminate all business with the school.
investigations
State employees wasted hours on Instagram as Oregon unemployment backlog grew: 'A lot of us were playing on our phones'
An Oregon Employment Department worker described wasted time, political influence and an ineffective system for processing Pandemic Unemployment Assistance claims.
coronavirus
Long-term care facilities in California build booths to reunite families during pandemic
At three long-term care facilities in California, families got to visit loved ones through Plexiglas after COVID-19 forced nursing homes to restrict visitation.
investigations
Feds say early warning to Washington agency didn't curb unemployment fraud
The U.S. Attorney in Seattle said federal agents warned Washington state about fraud in April, weeks before fraudulent unemployment claims peaked.
investigations
Feds say early warning to Washington agency didn't curb unemployment fraud
The US Attorney in Seattle said federal agents warned Washington state about fraud in April, weeks before fraudulent unemployment claims peaked.
investigations
Feds file first criminal case from Seattle protests
Cases prosecuted in federal courts often have stiffer sentences that those handled in state or city courts.
investigations
Court orders accused Washington neo-Nazi leader to remain jailed pending trial
According to court documents, Kaleb Cole is the leader of a small, but dangerous white supremacist group called "Atomwaffen."
investigations
Survey on how long-term care facilities are responding to coronvirus
Tell us about how the state's nursing homes, assisted living facilities, adult family homes and other long-term care communities are responding to COVID-19.
news
Help us cover how Washington's long-term care facilities are responding to COVID-19
Do you work or have a loved one at a Washington long-term care facility during the COVID-19 pandemic? Share your experience using our confidential tip form.
crime
Prosecutors: Suspected leader of neo-Nazi group in Washington should not be released
Federal prosecutors say Kaleb Cole should not be released from detention pending trial because he poses a threat to the community.
investigations
2019 Seattle radiation leak a 'near miss' to disaster, federal report finds
In May 2019, radiation leaked from a device at Harborview Research and Training. At first called a “minor” breach, investigators warn it could have been much worse.
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