Paige Browning
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Seattle, WA, United States
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This is what Washington is now charging carbon polluters
The results are in from Washington's first-ever carbon credit auction. → Read More
Final statewide masking mandate to end in WA
Come April 3, the state of Washington will no longer require masks in health care facilities and prisons. → Read More
Resale market for cannabis waste? WA lawmakers consider it
Washington lawmakers are considering a brand-new type of cannabis market: resale of the plant waste. → Read More
Pebble Mine vetoed after long fight by Sen. Cantwell and fishermen
Environmental activists, tribal communities, and fishermen are celebrating a massive conservation decision: the EPA's rejection Monday of the Pebble Mine. → Read More
Again, court refuses to hear case challenging WA's ban on conversion therapy for minors
A federal appeals court has denied the latest swipe at Washington state's ban on conversion therapy. → Read More
First Lady Jill Biden to visit Western Washington Friday
First Lady Jill Biden will spend a couple days visiting the Seattle-Tacoma area Friday and Saturday. → Read More
Seattle minimum wage will rise in 2023
The minimum wage in Seattle will go up in 2023, but how much depends on the employer. → Read More
Music and design highlight Seattle's weekend arts calendar
‘If you hear his laid-back delivery, it is almost like just hearing rain fall on your window.’ → Read More
WA health officials stress prevention amid rise of MPV cases
‘It's a virus that's gaining speed, and the state has a team dedicated to trying to control it.’ → Read More
New Covid vaccine, tested at UW, en route for approval
The Food and Drug Administration has authorized the use of a Novavax Covid-19 vaccine for adults 18 and older. The vaccine was tested at the University of Washington School of Medicine for emergency use. The vaccine is protein based and could soon be available to the American public, if the CDC gives the final thumbs up. “It's a vaccine that is more like traditional vaccines for hepatitis B or… → Read More
Seattle schools scraps planned schedule changes amid backlash
The superintendent of Seattle Public Schools has decided the start and end times will stay the same next year. → Read More
Patti Cole-Tindall named King County Sheriff
King County has named Patti Cole-Tindall as the new full-time sheriff. → Read More
Measure to decriminalize all drugs rolls out in Washington state
Initiative 1922 would take away penalties for possessing drugs of any kind in Washington → Read More
Roastery, 'Gaybucks', and others could be just the start of Starbucks union
They’re the 8th store in Starbucks’ home city to try to unionize. And the movement may be just warming up → Read More
No bikes allowed anymore at Seattle's Green Lake Park
If you’ve got wheels, keep them off the trail at Seattle’s Green Lake Park. → Read More
Starbucks' future involves reusable cups and unionized workers
Starbucks annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday was a display of company success, amidst new union pressure → Read More
Right on time, Seattle's cherry blossoms are about to pop with color
Seattle is days away from one of its annual gateways to spring: the cherry blossom bloom → Read More
Magic mushroom advocates want psilocybin on Washington's ballot in November
State lawmakers let a magic mushroom legalization bill die. Now advocates want it on Washington's ballot. → Read More
Washington says goodbye to its mask mandate, but not its state of emergency...yet
Washington state lawmakers are moving forward with legislation to curb the governor’s executive powers. The move comes after strong use of the powers amid the pandemic, and as Governor Jay Inslee is rolling back some Covid-era orders. → Read More
Seattle officials say they're fighting crime in this district. The community is fighting for their 'legacy'
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell says he has a plan to stop crime in “hotspots,” like Little Saigon in the Chinatown-International District. But is that the right approach? → Read More