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Fall City aims to preserve ‘rural character’ amid unprecedented housing growth
At least 121 homes are expected to be built in Fall City over the next few years.
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Legislation seeks to strenghten Washington’s abortion laws
OLYMPIA — A day after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last June, Democratic Gov. Jay…
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Mount Si Girls, Boys basketball advance to state tournament
Boys continue string of state appearances, girls make tournament for first time in 26 years
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House committee steers vehicle pursuit bill forward
Revisions will make it easier for police officers to engage in a chase. Changes would expire in 2025…
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Lunar New Year proposed as Washington’s next state holiday
A bill to make it a legal holiday awaits a key vote. Some Asian American constituents were opposed,…
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School board names Schlotfeldt as permanent superintendent
Schlotfeldt had been serving as superintendent in an interim role since September
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Nursing homes face staffing crunch amid the rising need for beds
A bill in Olympia would increase Medicaid rates, wages to bolster skilled nursing facilities.
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Perry talks behavioral health, economic resiliency, environmental issues in town hall
King County Councilmember Sarah Perry hosted a town hall in Snoqualmie at the YMCA Thursday.
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Snoqualmie City Council sets timeline for filling vacancy, sends seat to early election
On Monday, the council approved a timeline to fill the vacancy left by Councilmember Matt Laase.
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Washington’s healthcare workforce facing widespread burnout, poll finds
Healthcare unions urge the state Legislature to pass safe staffing standards to prevent mass workforce exodus.
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Survive and advance: MSHS boys, girls hoops on to semi-finals
Wildcats girls and boys basketball teams will play next on Feb. 14
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Lawmakers seek lasting approach to drug possession after Blake decision
OLYMPIA — Lawmakers are at a crossroads again on what to do about illegal drug possession.