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Judge Karin Immergut’s ruling capped a dramatic weekend that included President Trump sending California National Guard members to Oregon and ordering others from Texas.
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Workers laid off because of the government shutdown may be eligible for state employment benefits.
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The Pierce County tourist town lost access to northwest portions of Mount Rainier National Park in April after a 104-year-old bridge was abruptly shut down by the state.
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Adoption is outpacing guardrails as cities grapple with thorny ethical questions and work to set norms on how and when generative AI should be used.
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Records show that public servants have used generative AI to write emails to constituents, mayoral letters, policy documents and more.
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Remann Hall has stood in Pierce County for decades serving as its juvenile justice and detention complex. Now, local leaders say it has out lived its usefulness.
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The Washington State Department of Health recently released a map that shows where the life saving medication that reverses opioid overdoses is given out at no cost.
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U.S. Rep. Emily Randall announced the new bill while visiting a memorial for the first Americans of Japanese descent who were exiled and imprisoned by the U.S government during World War II.
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After locals watched the beloved mural get painted over multiple times by Seattle work crews, officials now say they will stop trying to cover up the mural.
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Kenia Jackeline Merlos, her 9-year-old triplets and 7-year-old son have been detained since late June.
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While other Washington cities have taken steps to limit excessive or unreasonable fees, Bellingham's is among the most comprehensive attempts to date.
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Washington state officials believe thousands could lose food assistance when changes to SNAP go into effect. This could be hard on food banks dealing with rising food prices.