Friday, September 6
- 988 mental health hotline supports tens of thousands in crisis (KUOW)
- Washington teacher pay near national high (Port Townsend Leader)
- Did you use Rainier’s new reservation system this year? The park wants to hear from you. (WA State Standard)
- Electrification money for ports to help cut emissions (Port Townsend Leader)
- Washington to fix accessibility violations at its state parks (WA State Standard)
Thursday, September 5
- Battery farms, the energy industry’s new darling, line up to enter Pacific NW (WA State Standard)
- BP lands biomass fuel grant for Cherry Point refinery (Bellingham Herald)
- Washington embarks on once-a-decade update of wildlife conservation plan (KNKX)
- Why Quincy, WA was trending on Airbnb during summer 2024 (Tri-City Herald)
- Electric school buses will be quieter and cleaner this year in Toppenish (Yakima Herald)
Wednesday, September 4
- WA makes progress on crisis of mentally ill defendants in jail (KING5)
- DACA recipients now eligible to be police officers in Washington (Columbian)
- Lummi Nation salmon hatcheries to see major improvements (Tacoma News Tribune)
- All Seattle Public Library services restored after cyberattack (Cascade PBS)
- Bilingual and bicultural: How Wenatchee's dual language programs are transforming education (NW Public Broadcasting)