For Some Washington Students With Special Needs, Diagnosis Is Too Late, Help Is Too Little

Posted 7/7/19

Something is not right.

When Luckisha Phillips' son Jayden picked up a pencil in kindergarten, his letters often came out backward and inverted, so illegible that his mother thought something was …

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News Dump Ep. 299: Requiem for an Election

Chehalis man accused of eluding trooper at 120 mph after turning off lights

Centralia man with reported dementia accused of strangling wife

Thurston County man accused of threatening state trooper with slurs during arrest

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