Thurston County's Feral Cats Get to Keep Their Freedom With New Trap-and-Release Program

Posted 10/30/22

Mowgli, a stray black cat, darted from his cage and scurried down a wooded trail behind the Joint Animal Services shelter on Martin Way East. This was not a daring escape, but an intentional and …

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Thousands in Washington state lose Apple Health coverage as Trump’s changes take effect

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Nvidia program on pause year into deal with Oregon to get AI education in schools, colleges

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