News
Ukrainian refugees in WA face uncertainty in immigration crackdown
Under the Trump administration, renewals have ground to a halt for humanitarian parole programs that allow temporary stay and work in America.
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Investigations
Horse Heaven wind farm faces one-third cut over hawk protections
Leaders of Washington’s energy permitting council advanced a plan on Wednesday that would cut by one third the size of the state’s largest proposed wind and solar energy plant. The state’s Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council indicated it will require developers of the Horse Heaven wind project
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The Newsfeed: ‘Walk Dont Run’ explores Downtown Seattle through art
Along the two-mile route from Pioneer Square to Belltown, attendees can enjoy live music, dance and more by over 100 local performers.
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Washington state to fund Planned Parenthood after Medicaid cuts
Clinics will submit claims to WA’s Health Care Authority for reimbursement, but now the money will come only from state coffers with no federal aid.
Culture
Art by NW: Justin Gibbens’ watercolors blend science & surrealism
The Central Washington artist renders regional wildlife in unexpected ways, inviting viewers to meet the natural world with curiosity and humor.