Wednesday, September 18
- Almost 700,000 WA households receive $200 credit for electric bills (Seattle Times)
- Inslee announces $1.5M emergency funding for San Juan ferries (Cascadia Daily News)
- Washington joins national campaign to curb recidivism among people exiting prison (WA State Standard)
- Here’s how WA is fighting AI deep-fakes in the 2024 election (Tacoma News Tribune)
- Orca baby born to L pod (Seattle Times)
Tuesday, September 10
- The Ballard Locks’ swirling, metal art is yet another reason to visit (Seattle Times)
- Spokane International Airport gets $18 million from Biden administration (Spokesman Review)
- How Roslyn became a model for community-led wildfire management (Cascade PBS)
- Washington, Idaho attorneys general urge congress to require warning labels on social media (Big Country News)
- BI Superfund site gets funds to spur cleanup (Bainbridge Island Review)
Monday, September 9
- WA’s state hospitals are admitting patients on time. What’s needed to keep it up? (Seattle Times)
- WA finally catches a (small) break from drought conditions (Seattle Times)
- Lake Wenatchee adds beach wheelchair for visitors with limited mobility (KIRO7)
- What to know about getting addiction treatment for kids in Washington (Seattle Times)
- Housing project to receive $2M from tax fund (Peninsula Daily News)