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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.
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There's a storm brewing between Washington's governor and the U.S. Attorney General over the enforcement of the Trump Administration’s immigration and deportation policies.
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Washington State's newly converted hybrid-electric Wenatchee ferry could start taking passengers between Seattle and Bainbridge Island as soon as next week.
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Planned Parenthood says about half of the nearly 100,000 patients they serve in Washington rely on Medicaid.
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A clearer picture of Washington state's leadership emerges after Bob Ferguson's first session and budget as governor.
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Cuts to the Abortion Access Project could result in reduced hours, staffing shortages, and potential closures of clinics accross the state.