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Six months after a female wrestler in the Puyallup School District reported being sexually assaulted by a male wrestler who identifies as female during a match, the 16-year-old student and her mother …
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By Carleen Johnson / The Center Square
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6/12/26
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American Prairie and other conservation organizations have filed appeals in the federal government’s decision to terminate bison grazing leases on Bureau of Land Management parcels in Montana.
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By Micah Drew / The Daily Montanan
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6/12/26
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My wife volunteered for years in dog rescue efforts around the region, and her experiences made clear to me that Oregon’s animal cruelty and mistreatment laws were inadequate and needed …
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Randy Stapilus / The Oregon Capital Chronicle
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6/12/26
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Appearing via Zoom, Jacob Bevins was arraigned in Judge Katherine L. Svoboda’s Grays Harbor County Superior Court Wednesday afternoon and pled “not guilty” to all charges in the death of his …
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By Jerry Knaak / The Daily World
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6/12/26
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The causes of death for 10 of the 11 workers who were killed during the implosion at a Longview pulp and paper mill have been released by the Cowlitz County coroner’s office.
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By Kai Uyehara / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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6/11/26
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The Ballmer Group is committing hundreds of millions of dollars to fund 10,000 new affordable rental homes in Washington state, a dramatic investment focused on keeping families out of …
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By Jake Goldstein-Street / The Washington State Standard
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6/11/26
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As the Trump administration investigates states for incarcerating transgender women in women’s prisons, Oregon attorneys are opposing a recent federal court order that could lead to more trans …
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By Shaanth Nanguneri / The Oregon Capital Chronicle
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6/11/26
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MOSES LAKE — For the first time in a dozen years, Rep. Dan Newhouse won’t be on the ballot when voters in central Washington cast their votes in November to choose who will represent the …
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By Orion Donovan Smith / The Spokesman-Review
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6/11/26
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Centralia College unveiled a new plaque in its Diversity Plaza on June 9 dedicated to Rikkey Outumoro, a Centralia College graduate who championed acceptance and pride for the LGBTQ+ community on …
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By Centralia College
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6/11/26
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The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled that individuals convicted of two driving under the influence offenses within seven years will be stripped of their Second Amendment rights, which the …
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By Andrew Paxton / The Center Square
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6/11/26
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — After recently experiencing a miscarriage, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is pushing Congress to address pain management during pregnancy loss, what she describes as a longstanding …
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By Anumita Kaur / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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6/11/26
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A series of yearlong weather conditions have aligned to intensify this year's fire season as Eastern Washington prepares for what is expected to be another fiery summer.
With June underway, the …
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Julia Pentasuglio / The Spokesman-Review (TNS)
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6/11/26
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The state's child welfare agency will pay $80 million to settle lawsuits filed on behalf of two children alleging they were negligently left in the care of their biological parents by state …
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Lauren Girgis / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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6/11/26
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Behind closed doors on Wednesday, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told lawmakers that his relationship with accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was one based in strategic networking and the …
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Anumita Kaur and Alex Halverson / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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6/11/26
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The international, multimillion-dollar immigration law firm founded by Alexandra Lozano announced Wednesday it is closing its doors, leaving questions about what will happen to tens of thousands of …
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Nina Shapiro / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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6/11/26
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After a string of shootings on Aurora Avenue North, some customers at Tienda Latina El Amiguito grocery started calling ahead before coming in.
“They say, ‘Hey, I checked the news this …
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Paul Roberts / The Seattle Times (TNS)
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6/11/26
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Many of Idaho’s farmers and producers are dealing with skyrocketing costs to do business, but many of the nation’s support systems for them are outdated.
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6/11/26
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Oregonians driving electric vehicles will be required to pay hundreds of dollars in new taxes and fees starting next year, sending tens of millions of dollars annually to the State Highway Fund.
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Alex Baumhardt / Oregon Capital Chronicle
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6/11/26
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As a crowded August primary looms, Washington Supreme Court candidates are making their pitch to voters ahead of the 2026 election that could decide the fate of a new income tax.
The 9.9% tax on …
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Tim Clouser | The Center Square
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6/11/26
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A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators promoted their legislation Wednesday to set national standards for college athletes’ compensation, calling the compromise bill the best available option.
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Shauneen Miranda / Washington State Standard
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6/11/26
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