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At a news conference, Gov. Bob Ferguson announced he was applying for major-disaster assistance from FEMA to help cover costs from December's massive floods.
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Democratic lawmakers in Olympia are feeling hopeful that the income tax proposal they see as a solution to Washington's regressive tax code will make it to the governor.
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There is a sharp divide between those who see the tax as a way to generate funds to support lower income residents and those who worry it will drive away businesses.
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On Monday, Gov. Bob Ferguson criticized the ongoing immigration crackdown in Minnesota and detailed how Washington state may respond to ICE in the future.
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Democrats in the Washington state Legislature want to revisit the state’s tax code, and are pursuing a tax on individuals who bring in more than $1 million a year.
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Ferguson proposed the plan in his supplemental budget, which lawmakers will consider when they convene in Olympia in January.
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The Trump administration's approval of the state's request for assistance means FEMA will help the state pay for infrastructure repairs, evacuations and shelters.
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Unprecedented flooding drove tens of thousands of people from their homes. As local authorities share resources, the Trump administration has authorized federal emergency aid.
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Multiple communities, including those along the Skagit River are being evacuated, and other residents are encouraged to get ready to leave their property.
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Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Monday that he was appointing Colleen Melody to the nine-judge panel. Melody will replace Justice Mary Yu, who is retiring.