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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson rejects 'insufficient' $527 million settlement with opioid companies
Crime
Police officers feel limited by new law enforcement reforms in Washington
Proponents of the reforms say they're intended to limit use of deadly force. Law enforcement officers are saying they're not able to do their jobs as effectively.
Politics
Washington's law enforcement concerned, confused by incoming reform laws
The package of new laws aimed at reform and accountability were signed by Gov. Jay Inslee in May and go into effect Sunday, July 25.
Local News
Supreme Court justices turn away Washington florist who refused same-sex wedding job
The Richland florist said she'd refused to provide the flowers on religious grounds.
Local News
Lawmaker’s apology for wearing yellow star at Lacey speaking event not enough for Anti-Defamation League
Jewish people were forced by the Nazis to wear a yellow Star of David patch on their clothes during the Holocaust.
Local News
Small landlords disappointed by Gov. Inslee's eviction bridge
Small landlords feel they're being left behind as the state reopens.
Local News
Inslee announces ‘bridge’ to transition Washington out of eviction moratorium by September 30
The eviction moratorium is set to expire on June 30, but Gov. Jay Inslee said the state needs time for rental services to catch up.
Local News
Inslee announces ‘bridge’ to transition Washington out of eviction moratorium by September 30
The eviction moratorium is set to expire on June 30, but Gov. Jay Inslee said the state needs time for rental services to catch up.
VERIFY
No, Washington's plastic bag ban does not go into effect Friday
The law bans retailers from using single-use plastic bags. It would have started on January 1, but the governor put it on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Vaccine
Washington introduces COVID-19 vaccine lottery with $1 million jackpot, other cash prizes
Vaccinated Washington residents don’t need to do anything to enter. The lottery will gather names from the Department of Health’s statewide immunization database.
State Politics
Thurston County judge signs order halting license suspensions for unpaid tickets
The order prevents the Department of Licensing from suspending licenses of drivers who can't afford to pay fines on non-criminal traffic violations.
State Politics
Thurston County judge signs order halting license suspensions for unpaid tickets
The order prevents the Department of Licensing from suspending licenses of drivers who can't afford to pay fines on non-criminal traffic violations.
Crime
Police officers feel limited by new law enforcement reforms in Washington
Proponents of the reforms say they're intended to limit use of deadly force. Law enforcement officers are saying they're not able to do their jobs as effectively.
Politics
Washington's law enforcement concerned, confused by incoming reform laws
The package of new laws aimed at reform and accountability were signed by Gov. Jay Inslee in May and go into effect Sunday, July 25.
Local News
Supreme Court justices turn away Washington florist who refused same-sex wedding job
The Richland florist said she'd refused to provide the flowers on religious grounds.
Local News
Lawmaker’s apology for wearing yellow star at Lacey speaking event not enough for Anti-Defamation League
Jewish people were forced by the Nazis to wear a yellow Star of David patch on their clothes during the Holocaust.
Local News
Small landlords disappointed by Gov. Inslee's eviction bridge
Small landlords feel they're being left behind as the state reopens.
Local News
Inslee announces ‘bridge’ to transition Washington out of eviction moratorium by September 30
The eviction moratorium is set to expire on June 30, but Gov. Jay Inslee said the state needs time for rental services to catch up.
Local News
Inslee announces ‘bridge’ to transition Washington out of eviction moratorium by September 30
The eviction moratorium is set to expire on June 30, but Gov. Jay Inslee said the state needs time for rental services to catch up.
VERIFY
No, Washington's plastic bag ban does not go into effect Friday
The law bans retailers from using single-use plastic bags. It would have started on January 1, but the governor put it on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Vaccine
Washington introduces COVID-19 vaccine lottery with $1 million jackpot, other cash prizes
Vaccinated Washington residents don’t need to do anything to enter. The lottery will gather names from the Department of Health’s statewide immunization database.
State Politics
Thurston County judge signs order halting license suspensions for unpaid tickets
The order prevents the Department of Licensing from suspending licenses of drivers who can't afford to pay fines on non-criminal traffic violations.
State Politics
Thurston County judge signs order halting license suspensions for unpaid tickets
The order prevents the Department of Licensing from suspending licenses of drivers who can't afford to pay fines on non-criminal traffic violations.
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