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The Newsfeed: WA contractor may avoid charges for teen worker injury
Though the Clark County Sheriff’s Office declined to investigate Rotschy Inc. for the 2023 incident, the county prosecutor is still reviewing the case.
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Washington reports 28% voter turnout in 2025 primary
About 28.6% of the state’s 4.4 million registered voters participated in the August primary, according to the Washington Secretary of State’s Office. Deputy Secretary of State Randy Bolerjack certified the August primary on Aug. 20. This year also was the first time that the state separately
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WA’s AG Brown joins petition to lift abortion pill restrictions
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown has joined attorneys general and a governor from 16 other states to ask the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to remove some restrictions on mifepristone, a drug used in medication abortions, which they say make it burdensome to prescribe and provide the drug to
Investigations
Retired docs earn millions examining injured Washington workers
‘This is a wonderful way to make six figures saying no,’ said one attorney about Independent Medical Examiners’ role in evaluating workers’ comp claims.
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The controversial medical exams that help decide WA workers’ comp
Reports from doctors hired by Labor & Industries have the power to close a claim and determine settlements, but injured workers say they favor employers.