Legislators and locals agree, the Employment Security Department failed when people needed it most.
A new no sit, no lie ordinance hasn’t taken effect, but the law is already being felt on the street.
Jair Velazquez, 16, dominated the competition en route to a historic esports victory.
The Department of Fish and Wildlife stocked more than 16 million trout in state waterways this year.
With hundreds of open hygienist and assistant positions statewide, local dentists are short-handed.
A shelter at the United Church of Christ on Rockefeller Avenue will remain open year-round.
The small town’s community coalition and food bank have found a home on school district grounds.
A 2.8% unemployment rate skyrocketed to 19.3% before easing toward recovery in the past 12 months.
The $2.7 million project modernized the 110-year-old building and preserved historic details.
Restaurants have welcomed the increased seating capacity, longer alcohol service and larger groups.
Forty-three people perished in the 2014 Oso mudslide. On Monday, the community gathered again.
It affects an area around a homeless shelter but won’t take effect until a village of small shelters is opened.
Even with a shelter village nearby, some say a limited “no-sit, no-lie” law would criminalize homelessness.
Farmer Frog is operating on unleased land and could cause environmental harm, the county alleges.
The ordinance would target homeless people near the site of a proposed village of small shelter dwellings.
Three Marysville Getchell seniors want more counselors and improved training for staff.
Community Loaves delivers the fresh goods to groups helping those who are experiencing food insecurity.
