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The 39th president, who died Sunday, visited Washington both before and after he lived in the White House.

Pathways for Women has provided temporary housing and other aid for women and children for 20 years, but rising costs are straining its resources.

After a statewide tenants’ bill failed in the Legislature, cities from Olympia to Spokane extended notice periods and implemented relocation assistance.

Exclusively grown in the Evergreen State, the apple drew intense interest from the fruit industry. But the supply might be outpacing the demand.

The river's dams drive electricity, flood control and commercial ships, and also helped turn the desert east of the Cascades into fruitful land.

Since the hospital joined with a Catholic system, the birth center has shuttered and employee insurance soon won’t cover abortions and vasectomies.

After suffering a stroke, Donald Watts Jr. is back in the paint coaching at the foundation he started with his SuperSonics father, Slick Watts.

The Madison chief says his goal in Washington’s largest city will be to work on community/police relations.

Cascade PBS’s reporting drew Congressional attention, informed new policy discussions and sparked the resignation of one Seattle director.

Yakima Valley hop farms, Ukrainian refugees and fishermen stranded on ships — Cascade PBS’s photo editor reflects on the year through images.