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I-5 bridge replacement tolling bill signed into law
Legislation allowing tolling to support the replacement of the aging Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia River received Gov. Jay Inslee’s signature last week, though any fees aren’t … more
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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles while thanking supporters standing in the rain outside the Centralia Timberland Library.
Gluesenkamp Perez asks for $44 million in federal funding for 3rd District projects
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania County, on Thursday announced she has nominated 15 community projects in the 3rd Congressional District for a total of $44 million in federal funding in … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles while touring the proposed site of the Southwest Washington Agricultural & Innovation Park in Tenino with Mayor Wayne Fournier and Perry Shea, with Dragonwheel Investment Group Inc.
Gluesenkamp Perez joins bipartisan group in sponsoring legislation addressing bank executive compensation
In a statement earlier this month, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania County, announced she joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers in introducing legislation meant to hold executives … more
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Governor Jay Inslee looks on before taking questions from members of the press in April inside the John A. Cherberg Building in Olympia.
Gov. Inslee not seeking re-election, attorney general Ferguson eyes seat
One of Washington’s longest-serving governors won’t be trying to break the record as Gov. Jay Inslee announced he will not seek a fourth term last week. On May 1, Inslee announced … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee speaks to the press while inside the John A. Cherberg Building in Olympia at the start of the legislative session in January.
Inslee calls special legislative session to create drug possession ‘fix’
The Washington state Legislature’s work this year isn’t finished as Gov. Jay Inslee called back state lawmakers for a special session that will begin May 16. The governor announced … more
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Centralia College President Bob Mohrbacher introduces Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez during a town hall at the TransAlta Commons in Centralia on Wednesday, May 3.
Congresswoman Gluesenkamp Perez emphasizes bipartisanship at most recent town hall
Media outlets across the nation called Southwest Washington’s most recent congressional race a major upset. Two political rookies sought the seat held by Jaime Herrera Buetler, R-Battle … more
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An info board is seen on display outside the Johnston Ridge Observatory near Mount St. Helens in 2022.
Road to Mount St. Helens observatory reopens
Travelers who enjoy the scenic, tree-lined stretch of highway leading to the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument now have access to the upper reaches once again. At noon Wednesday, May … more
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A bag with a limit of 15 razor clams dug at Mocrocks is pictured on March 18.
WDFW approves final coastal razor clam digs of the spring season
Shellfish managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed the final coastal razor clam digs of the season can proceed as planned from May 4 to May 14. “This last tide … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is seen from outside the Governor’s Mansion Thursday, Feb. 16.
Local lawmakers see several bills pass through statehouse as legislative session ends
Washington State’s 2023 Legislative Session has come to an end as several bills from local lawmakers will be signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee in the coming weeks. The session adjourned … more
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‘No less than $1M’ requested for lethal sea lion removal in Columbia Basin
After seals and sea lions were spotted 70 miles up the Cowlitz River last week, anglers, lawmakers and state officials expressed concern for one of Washington’s most precious, most delicate … more
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A person’s shadow is cast along the walls of the Ape Cave. The cave will open to the public on May 18.
Ape Cave at Mount St. Helens to open on May 18
The Gifford Pinchot National Forest has announced Ape Cave at Mount St. Helens will open to the public on May 18. Timed reservations are required, according to a release. Entry tickets became … more
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Lakes are stocked: Annual statewide trout derby kicks off April 22
The lakes are stocked. The fish are tagged. And, on Saturday, April 22, anglers can enjoy the thrill of catching trout when hundreds of lakes open across Washington, and the 2023 statewide trout … more
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Lawmakers react after state House passes bill easing restrictions on police pursuits
Both parties were heavily split when voting on a bill in the Washington state House of Representatives around midnight on Tuesday, April 11, that partially lessened the burden of law enforcement to … more
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Inslee signs tow truck safety bill sponsored by state Sen. Jeff Wilson
A tow truck safety bill sponsored by state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, was signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee last week. The bill, Senate Bill 5023, allows tow truck operators to turn on … more
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U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Land Management to hire 100 interns
Those looking to kickstart a career in civil service can apply to be an intern with the Bureau of Land Management. The department will hire 100 interns nationwide in the next few weeks. … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is seen from outside the Governor’s Mansion Thursday, Feb. 16.
Republican lawmakers criticize bill limiting ‘assault weapons’ after state Senate passage
Republicans across the state issued statements in opposition to Washington legislation banning a number of firearms that was passed by the state Senate. State Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, … more
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A bag with a limit of 15 razor clams dug at Mocrocks is pictured on March 18. The limit for digs scheduled from April 6 to April 20 has increased to 20 clams per person.
WDFW approves coastal razor clam digs in April as daily limit increases to 20 clams
Shellfish managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed the next round of coastal razor clam digging can proceed as planned from April 6 to April 12 with an increased … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is seen from outside the Governor’s Mansion Thursday, Feb. 16.
Local lawmakers concerned over capital gains tax ruling
The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a capital gains tax, leaving local Republican legislators concerned the decision runs counter to how the tax is interpreted in other states. … more
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Cowlitz Tribe receives $150,000 to ‘decarbonize’ vehicle fleet
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe is o ne of four Washington entities set to receive funds from the state’s Clean Energy Fund. The Cowlitz Tribe will receive $150,000 for its “Fleet … more
State Sen. Jeff Wilson testifies before the Senate Law and Justice Committee on Tuesday in support of his catalytic converter bill.
State Sen. Jeff Wilson testifies before committee on catalytic converter bill
On Tuesday, 19th Legislative District state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, testified before the Senate Law and Justice Committee in favor of his catalytic converter bill, known as Senate Bill … more
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