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A masked ICE agent stands guard outside as ICE and other law enforcement agents raid a restaurant in Minneapolis, Minnesota, last year. More than a dozen states have enacted laws designed to keep ICE away from schools, but recent incidents illustrate the limits of state and local authority when it comes to immigration enforcement (Photo by Nicole Neri/Minnesota Reformer)
States, cities try to keep ICE out of schools
On June 11,  ICE agents trailed a car into the parking lot of Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore. For the family riding in that car, an everyday school drop off quickly … more
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The two common rat species in Idaho are the non-native Norway rat, pictured, and the roof rat, according to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. “Norway rats thrive in environments where food, water, and shelter are readily available, including dumps, sewers, open fields, and residential neighborhoods,” according to the Health and Welfare website. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
In Idaho, public health officials are trying to curb the rat infestation — with a $250K fund
The board that oversees Idaho’s largest public health district on Friday approved a quarter million dollar fund to fight invasive rats.  The Central District Health board approved … more
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Traditional crabbing gear sits at a dock in Newport, the Dungeness Crab Capital of the World. Next spring, fishermen across Oregon can begin experimenting with pop-up gear, a ropeless alternative to crabbing that prevents whale entanglements. (Courtesy of Jaime Karnik/Oceana)
Oregon to start testing ropeless crabbing gear next spring to stop whale entanglements
Oregon fishermen will begin testing ropeless crabbing technology next spring in an effort to save whales from often-fatal entanglements. The state since 2021 has taken steps to reduce whale … more
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The Washington state Capitol is pictured from Heritage Park in Olympia on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
As Washington caregiver union pushes for pay hike, state seeks wage freeze
A powerful labor union and the governor’s office are at odds in contract negotiations for thousands of Washington caregivers, with the state proposing a wage freeze and the workers pressing for … more
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Missing teen found dead in Lake Washington weeks after boating incident
The body of a 19-year-old man from Yelm, Thurston County, was found in Lake Washington on Thursday, two weeks after he went missing off a boat during Seafair, police say. The man was found 150 … more
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Centralia College's Tiare Lopez celebrates a point during Friday's Super Scrimmage against other NWAC opponents on August 14 at Michael Smith Gymnasium.
College volleyball: Energetic Trailblazers trying to get ‘one percent better’
It’s been a steady climb up the mountain of improvement for Centralia College head volleyball coach Ceanna Michalek. Year one laid the foundation. Year two saw a 16-win jump. Year three … more
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Lacey CEO charged after allegedly crashing 25-foot-boat, injuring Olympia man
A food and grocery CEO was charged Thursday after a boat crash left a 21-year-old Olympia man with life-threatening injuries. After a boating collision in Thurston County's Boston Harbor Marina … more
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Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson appears in a campaign portrait.
Charges were filed to recall Mayor Wilson. What does that mean?
A Seattle couple filed paperwork this week to recall Mayor Katie Wilson over how she has handled public safety in the city. The charge filing is the first of multiple steps required before a recall … more
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A Meriwether Lewis Elementary School parent has filed a federal lawsuit against Portland Public Schools
Parent barred from school after protesting gender identity assignments sues Portland district
A mother is suing Portland Public Schools and two school officials, saying she was banned from her children’s elementary school after criticizing its display of an “Intersex-Inclusive” pride … more
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Members of Oregon Wheelchair Hiking explore the wheelchair accessible trails at Mary S. Young Park in West Linn on Monday, Aug. 10, 2026.
‘I didn’t know I could’: Hikers who use wheelchairs explore Oregon’s outdoors, watching out for one another
Ospreys flew overhead as the sun beat down gently on the open wetland of Mary S. Young park Monday afternoon. Heidi Austin looked hesitantly down the slope of the trail leading to the water’s edge. … more
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King County will reopen shuttered building as workers return to office
In 2022, with many office workers still working from home full time due to the pandemic, King County decided to permanently shutter its downtown Administration Building, an unloved architectural … more
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Man accused of attempted murder, shooting at undercover Seattle cop
The suspected shooters driving a stolen Dodge Challenger fired as many as 11 rounds into an unmarked Seattle police vehicle during a police chase through South Seattle on Wednesday, according to … more
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Washington state beef producers react to Tyson plan to sell ‘critical’ Tri-Cities plant
Tyson Foods’ closure of two facilities, and plan sell its beef plant near Pasco, has left cattle industry reeling. Cattle farmers and feeders alike are expecting to feel the ripples as one of … more
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Troubled by new hunger strike, congresswomen inspect Tacoma ICE center
The beef is served red and raw, or not at all. What’s edible comes in small portions, just 2 ounces of protein, often hours past normal mealtimes, according to advocates. Lunch arrives at 5 p.m., … more
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The Trailblazers celebrate after a goal during the second half of a win over Portland on Aug. 15.
Trailblazers open season with dominant exhibition victory over Panthers
Every opening game of a season will bring plenty of firsts. The first kickoff, the first foul call, and if things go well, the first goal. All of those came for first-year Centralia College … more
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Attorney General Nick Brown waves to lawmakers during a joint legislative session in the House chambers at the Washington State Capitol in Olympia on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025.
No more ‘hypothetical situations’: States move to fortify elections against Trump
State Democratic officials are preparing for chaos at the polls this November, as President Donald Trump casts doubt on election security and pushes for more federal involvement in local … more
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Washington state Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, listens to testimony during a hearing on allegations she violated state ethics laws on June 8, 2026. Simmons denies the charges. (Photo by Jerry Cornfield/Washington State Standard)
Washington state lawmaker hit with $15K fine in ethics case
Washington state Rep. Tarra Simmons was fined $15,000 on Friday by a state ethics panel for improperly using her position to steer public funds to a nonprofit where she worked, and trying to … more
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Flock Safety license plate readers are typically mounted on tall poles, with a camera and solar panel on top. The company says its technology is used in more than 6,000 communities across 49 states in partnership with thousands of law enforcement agencies nationwide. (Photo courtesy of Flock Safety)
Flock Safety tightens safeguards as states, cities question surveillance network
Flock Safety is tightening privacy and oversight controls for its nationwide network of automated license plate readers as more communities pull back from the technology and lawmakers across the … more
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Avery Sahlin shows her swine during the Southwest Washington Junior Livestock Sale at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Centralia on Friday, Aug. 14.
It was swine’s time to shine at 58th SWW Fair’s Junior Livestock Sale
2026 is the year of the swine. Well, maybe not according to the Chinese zodiac. But according to the results of the 58th annual Southwest Washington Junior Livestock Sale, it was swine’s time … more
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The podcast room is pictured at The Chronicle in Centralia on Tuesday, Dec. 2. The News Dump and Sports Dump are recorded weekly in the on-site studio.
News Dump Ep. 289: Delivering fermented fish eggs to your eyeball
On the 289th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the reign of Reagan Juarez as Little Miss County, everything at the SWW Fair, hiring cops under House Bill 2015, still more … more
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