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Seattle City Light faces possible class-action lawsuit over billing practices
If a judge approves the case, a law firm would represent possibly thousands of customers over alleged unfair practices when estimating bills.
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WA farmers and laborers are struggling under the H-2A guest worker program — and it may get worse
Farms in the state are part of the fourth largest guest worker program in the nation, but growers say they can't keep up with the costs and advocates say local workers are being left behind.
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In suing Trump, again, WA attorney general surfaces abuse allegations from detained children
The suit, led by California, seeks to prevent the administration from rolling back protections for children provided in the Flores settlement.
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How Washington state turned blue: Three decades of data explain our partisan shift
In the latest Crosscut/Elway Poll, Democrats far outnumber Republicans. It wasn’t always like this.
Opinion
After a meager presidential bid, Jay Inslee looks vulnerable in his run for a third term
Gov. Inslee failed to build momentum around climate change. What's that mean for his reelection prospects back home?