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Washington attorney general sues Facebook over campaign ads

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Washington attorney general sues Facebook over campaign ads

After a 2018 lawsuit, the company said it would stop selling political ads, but it still does.

Alpenhof Fire south of Leavenworth at five acres

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Alpenhof Fire south of Leavenworth at five acres

No evacuation notices have been issued.

More than 30 have COVID-19 at state psychiatric hospital

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More than 30 have COVID-19 at state psychiatric hospital

The state health department recommends staff test themselves using a new protocol for collecting samples.

Pennsylvania company wants more of Montana coal-fired plant

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Pennsylvania company wants more of Montana coal-fired plant

Talen Energy likes the cash flows from Puget Sound Energy’s agreement to buy power from Colstrip.

Olympic National Park seeks sharpshooters for goat culling

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Olympic National Park seeks sharpshooters for goat culling

The plan is to reduce public safety risks and environmental damage done by the non-native species.

Sen. Hobbs to oversee National Guard support of food banks

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Sen. Hobbs to oversee National Guard support of food banks

The National Guard officer will command a task force in response to COVID-19 in western Washington.

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Washington, Oregon, California announce coronavirus pact

The governors say they’ll work together to re-open their economies while continuing to control the spread.

Judge G. Helen Whitener appointed to state Supreme Court

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Judge G. Helen Whitener appointed to state Supreme Court

Whitener has served on the superior court in Pierce County since being appointed by Inslee in 2015.

How would WA virus restrictions be modified, ended?

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How would WA virus restrictions be modified, ended?

Health officials say lifting restrictions to soon could cause cases to surge.

Judge orders Tim Eyman to pay $270,000 in fines by April 19

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Judge orders Tim Eyman to pay $270,000 in fines by April 19

AG Bob Ferguson says the gubernatorial candidate laundered political donations and took kickbacks.

Sunny holiday weekend causes concerns about potential crowds

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Sunny holiday weekend causes concerns about potential crowds

Gov. Jay Inslee implored people to stick to social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

After Monroe ‘riot,’ governor plans release for some prisoners

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After Monroe ‘riot,’ governor plans release for some prisoners

COVID-19 infected prisoners and staff in Monroe. Gov. Jay Inslee announced a tentative response Thursday.

Watch Gov. Jay Inslee’s Thursday news conference here

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Watch Gov. Jay Inslee’s Thursday news conference here

He is to be joined by the secretary of the Department of Corrections to discuss the COVID-19 response.

Filing for unemployment starts off a little bit ‘clunky’

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Filing for unemployment starts off a little bit ‘clunky’

New claims in Snohomish County — 21,148 — were down slightly from the previous week’s tally.

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Washington Supreme Court: No minimum wage for jurors

It’s not work, it’s your civic duty, justices say.

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Feds seize coronavirus test kit materials bound for Northwest

Hospital and clinic officials in seven states reportedly described similar seizures in the past week.

Virus casts a dark cloud over once-thriving home market

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Virus casts a dark cloud over once-thriving home market

Shutdown orders have halted open houses, sellers are delaying listings and buyers are losing their jobs.

Romance writer accused of murder seeks release due to virus

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Romance writer accused of murder seeks release due to virus

The Oregon novelist wrote an essay called “How to Muder Your Husband” before murdering her husband.

Pandemic reflected in newspaper industry’s struggles

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Pandemic reflected in newspaper industry’s struggles

Not helping financially is the fact that many newspapers allow free online access to COVID-19 stories.

No longer needed, Army field hospital in Seattle to close

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No longer needed, Army field hospital in Seattle to close

It was erected to handle overflow if hospitals were overwhelmed. That surge is no longer expected.