WA Cares Fund Delayed 18 Months

January 30, 2022 0

Due to continuing economic turmoil in the state, the Washington House of Representatives has voted to delay a proposed payroll tax by 18 months. This tax was initially created to […]

Passes Closed Due to Avalanche Threat

January 16, 2022 0

Starting on Jan. 6, 2022, the four major passes (Blewett, Snoqualmie, Stevens, and White) were closed due to high avalanche threats from the intense weather and snowstorms. It has been […]

Washington State Promises Heavy Weather

December 5, 2021 0

As the rainiest autumn on record continues, flood warnings have been going up from county to county. There is still currently a flood warning active for portions of Skajit and […]

Pfizer Vaccine Approved for Children

November 14, 2021 0

Following FDA’s approval, children ages 5 to 11 are now eligible for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in Washington state. This news comes as a relief as children in this age […]

WA Secretary of State Kim Wyman Resigns

November 7, 2021 0

The Washington Secretary of State, Kim Wyman, will be resigning from her position. Wyman, who has served since 2013, will instead be working for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency […]

Washington’s New Plastic Bag Ban

October 17, 2021 0

Oct. 1 marked the first day of Washington’s plastic bag ban; the price of forgetting your bags at home is now eight cents per bag. The ban, originally set to […]

New Link Light Rail Stations Up and Running

October 17, 2021 0

On Oct. 2, three new light rail stations opened up throughout Seattle in the University District, Roosevelt and Northgate as part of the Northgate Link Extension. The new stations significantly […]

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