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To spur investment, marijuana businesses want rules eased
Another group has proposed a low-interest loan program, to help women- and minority-owned startups.
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Judge orders Eyman to reveal where he got nearly $800,000
Attorney General said the money that Eyman calls ‘gifts’ must be treated as political contributions.
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Inslee passes up a chance to confront corporate ‘blackmail’
The governor skipped a meeting about tax breaks he said Boeing squeezed out of the state.
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This state agency’s real estate deal would benefit schools
The Department of Natural Resources might swap 27 acres of trees for a commercial parcel in Arlington.
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High court tackles legality of Sound Transit car-tab fees
Taxpayers are suing to erase an increase in 2016 and to secure hundreds of million of dollars in…
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They voted but their ballots came in too late to be counted
Snohomish County rejected 1,271 ballots in the primary. It’s a problem in every corner of the state.
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‘Clawback’ could make a comeback in aerospace tax break debate
Boeing and other firms rebut an auditor’s claim that it’s unclear if incentives are spurring job growth.
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All business, all day for Gov. Inslee in Snohomish County
His Tuesday visit featured sit-downs with civic leaders and an education roundtable at WSU Everett.
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‘Bullying, harassment, intimidation’: Dems penalize a leader
Cutting a confederate flag off a pickup and verbal attacks fueled a state committeeman’s suspension.
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Leader of powerful union comes straight out of the classroom
Larry Delaney, a Lakewood HS math teacher, takes the helm of the Washington Education Association.
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Changes inside and outside the classrooms as school resumes
As students return, they’ll find new leaders, new grad rules and, for some, required uniforms.
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Revised contract keeps Everett teachers Washington’s best-paid
The agreement will extend the current contract, push pay for veteran instructors to nearly $124,000.
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A veto too far? Lawmakers may sue Inslee to figure it out
Inslee knew vetoing a single sentence was unusual. A court may be asked to decide if it was…
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Edmonds CC president gets a pay bump after a busy first year
With the cost-of-living increase, Singh’s annual salary will rise from $258,258.
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‘Faithless’ electors win a critical round in federal court
An appeals panel concluded that Colorado electors don’t have to vote for a state’s popular-vote winner.
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No one wanted this seat on Gold Bar council. Now two do
Incumbent Kendall Wallace and ex-councilman Jay Prueher filed to run during special sign-up period.
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To expel or not to expel Matt Shea, that may be the question
Results of a private investigation could put the fate of GOP lawmaker in front of the House in…
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Inslee’s bid for third term derails plans for other Democrats
He tells supporters he wants to ensure Washington remains a “progressive beacon” for the nation.
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Seeking time for family, Bailey to resign from state Senate
Oak Harbor Republican will leave office in September after nearly 17 years in the Legislature.
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Layoffs and larger classes help Edmonds solve fiscal problem
School board approved plan that counts on spending cuts and reserves to erase a projected shortfall.