Major flooding on way for Western Washington this week
(The Center Square) - As if it hasn't been wet enough, Western Washington is about to get drenched with even more rain that is... Read More.
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Five years after breaking ground, $2.5B Sound Transit light rail reaches Federal Way
(The Center Square) - Sound Transit's Link light rail service to Federal Way is now open to riders, arriving five years after construction began.
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Fiscal Fallout: Washington State Ferries faces long-term capital budget shortfall
(The Center Square) - As the state invest hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars into electrifying its ferry fleet, Washington State Ferries faces a... Read More.
Forestry groups sue WA over expanding buffer zones around non-fish-bearing streams
(The Center Square) - A lawsuit has been filed by the Washington Farm Forestry Association and the Washington Forest Protection Association against three state... Read More.
Powerful Japan earthquake triggers tsunami warning
(The Center Square) - A magnitude 7.6 earthquake centered in the Pacific Ocean some 45 miles west of Misawa, Japan, shook the... Read More.
WATCH: Transparency showdown: Is WA ‘Legislative Privilege’ constitutional?
(The Center Square) - The court battle in Washington over lawmakers citing legislative privilege to avoid providing public records was front and center in... Read More.
Semi driver without CDL or insurance arrested after injury crash on I-5 Thursday
(The Center Square) - The driver of a big rig car carrier involved in an injury crash Thursday morning in Lacey that brought northbound... Read More.
WA AG Brown proposes law requiring employers notify workers about federal audits
(The Center Square) - Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown is proposing legislation that would require employers tip off their workers when federal immigration... Read More.
Tacoma City Council modifies housing initiative to address landlord concerns
(The Center Square) - A proposed ordinance revising the voter-approved Tacoma Landlord Fairness Code Initiative has been modified after initial feedback to lessen the... Read More.
Striking teachers may qualify for unemployment as Moses Lake proposes compromise
(The Center Square) - Around 500 Moses Lake teachers on strike may soon qualify for unemployment benefits under a state law that Democrats passed... Read More.
