Redmond residents clash over supportive housing project
(The Center Square) – Redmond residents are divided over a supportive housing project as the city continues to work to increase its access to housing for low-income and homeless people. The nonprofit organization Plymouth Housing is developing
BREAKING: Trump wins GOP primaries in Florida, Ohio, and Illinois
BREAKING: Bernie Moreno wins Ohio GOP Senate primary
Washington state retailers hopeful recent changes in the law will curb theft
(The Center Square) – Washington retailers are feeling a bit more optimistic about dealing with theft now that lawmakers have passed changes in state and federal law. This session, the Washington State Legislature passed Initiative 2113 to
Seattle on pace to reach goal of 250 blocks of new sidewalks
(The Center Square) – Seattle is set to reach its goal of 250 new blocks of sidewalks and walkways in the city, but 27% of city streets are still missing sidewalks with some sections costing up to
Seattle to spend $3.5M expanding citywide preschool program
(The Center Square) – Seattle will spend $3.5 million to expand its Seattle Preschool Program, which focuses on advancing educational equity and reducing race-based opportunity gaps in kindergarten readiness. With the $3.5 million, the city will build
Inslee gives nonprofit exclusive access to local county election systems
(The Center Square) – Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a bill into law giving a New York State-based nonprofit a monopoly on providing intrusion detection systems to local county systems that has also engaged with the
Elon Musk reveals Twitter had FBI ‘portal that auto-deleted all comms’ after 2 weeks
Supreme Court denies Peter Navarro’s bid to stay out of prison on appeal, must report TODAY
Trump attorneys say he cannot secure $464 million appeal bond in New York fraud case
Attorneys for former President Donald Trump said in a court filing on Monday that he has not been able to get a bond to secure the $464 million civil fraud judgment against him. Trump’s lawyers said he