Washington Democrats want to give 7,500 low-income state residents recurring cash payments for two years, no strings attached.
Here’s a round-up of Anacortes Police activity this week.
Opposition to vaccines and other public health measures backed by science has become politically charged. That makes dangerous misinformation much harder to fight.
Lawmakers want to drop it to 0.05% and join Utah with the toughest standard in the nation. The hospitality industry is worried about liability and profits.
Women in Texas and in other states with abortion bans are suing, asking for clarification on when medical exceptions could actually be granted.
“A good hike starts with a stop at Starbucks,” Kath said. Me, I prefer a water bottle in my pack.
Sen. Sam Hunt reintroduced a bill to legally require people to vote — but there wouldn’t be any consequences if you don’t.
Anacortes Police talked to a teenager who was reported to be doing donuts in a parking lot.
Thousands of people are still dying of covid, but government has mostly handed over responsibility to the people to weather the seasonal surges with their own strategies.
“We’re not all Gary Ridgway,” one prisoner told legislators after a Republican skeptic of the bill brought up the infamous serial killer.
