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Washington cities’ AI policies play catch-up as officials embrace new tech
Adoption outpaces guardrails as AI use raises ethical questions and rules are still being written — sometimes with help from ChatGPT.
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Washington city officials are using ChatGPT for government work
Records show that public servants have used generative AI to write emails to constituents, mayoral letters, policy documents and more.
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How Seattle fits into the modern Christian Nationalist playbook
Stoking outrage in progressive cities is part of the game plan for evangelical preachers like Sean Feucht, whose influence has been steadily growing.
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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