Wednesday, May 1
- Washington’s Statewide E-bike Rebate Program Is Still on the Way (Urbanist)
- Washington's new inclusive education law goes into effect in June. Here's what to know (KATU)
- Cowlitz Indian Tribe expands reservation near La Center by about 60 acres (Columbian)
- Bellingham gets new minimum wage, raising Washington rate (Bellingham Herald)
- Spokane landlords soon required to give four to six months notice for rent increases (KXLY)
Tuesday, April 30
- It was an electric visit to San Juan Island for the Governor (San Juan Islander)
- Whatcom Community College national hub for filling cybersecurity worker demand (Cascadia Daily News)
- Grant Co. rail expansions to aid economic growth (Spokesman-Review)
- Look, up in the sky! It's a drone ... painting over graffiti in Washington state (KUOW)
- Washington seeks to fix discrimination from racially restrictive property deeds (Washington State Standard)
Monday, April 29
- WA, feds upend plan to clean up one of nation's most costly, dangerous radioactive sites (Tri-City Herald)
- State’s new law involving PSE aspires to set a course for the future (The Columbian)
- Light rail from Bellevue to Redmond opens to eager crowds (Fox 13)
- Dead Washington State Patrol trooper’s name added to academy Memorial Wall (Nonstop Local KHQ)
- WA bike safety program goes statewide (The Seattle Times)
Friday, April 26
- New Sound Transit light rail line opens in Seattle metro's Eastside (Axios)
- Washington air quality ranked among best in the U.S. Which counties have the best and worst air? (Daily Chronicle)
- Leavenworth's Front Street named one of America's most charming (KPQ)
- WA ammo magazine restrictions to remain in place as state appeals judge's ruling (Washington State Standard)
- Where to find some of the best big trees in Western WA (Seattle Times)
Thursday, April 25
- Electric vehicle rebate program launches soon in Washington (Spokesman Review)
- High-capacity gun magazines stay illegal in WA, court commissioner rules (Seattle Times)
- Coalition against female genital mutilation supports victims in Washington state (KUOW)
- Biden administration is announcing plans for up to 12 lease sales for offshore wind energy (Columbian)
- Feds greenlight return of grizzlies to WA’s North Cascades (Seattle Times)