Tuesday, May 30
- Inslee talks clean energy jobs, Malden rebuild and battling climate change (Northwest Public Broadcasting)
- How new Washington laws aim to lower out-of-pocket health care costs (Washington State Standard)
- Lewis County’s Centralia bets on clean energy as coal economy fades (Seattle Times)
- City of Spokane, WSDOT file plan to clear Camp Hope on or before June 30 (KXLY)
- At the state Capitol, a longstanding tribute to lives lost in WWI (Washington State Standard)
Friday, May 26
- $8M in behavioral health grants to benefit children, youth, families (Everett Herald)
- Inslee: Thumbs up to medical residency program (Moscow-Pullman Daily News)
- ‘Don’t be the spark:’ Early predictions point to a manageable fire season, but you should still remain cautious (Spokesman-Review)
- Public Health Seattle and King County host conference focused on combating gun violence (KING5)
- Find your park in Washington this spring! (Gov. Jay Inslee Medium)
Thursday, May 25
- State taking input on new rules for working outdoors in wildfire smoke (Yakima Herald)
- Fish and Wildlife to deploy drones in battle against invasive plants (Washington State Standard)
- Eastern Washington astronomers chalk up new black hole discovery that sent ripples through time (Spokesman Review)
- Dozens of troopers graduate into the Washington State Patrol in Olympia (KING5)
- Supreme Court weakens EPA power to enforce Clean Water Act (Washington Post)
Wednesday, May 24
- 'This is the most consequential time for humans on the planet': Gov. Jay Inslee on climate change (Fast Company)
- New WA laws expand voting access and convenience (Seattle Times)
- In Our View: State’s mental health care office holds promise (The Columbian)
- Ready for its close-up, Washington sees moviemaking rebound (Washington State Standard)
- Lummi hosts statewide summit to combat 'devastating' fentanyl overdose trend (KING5)