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Washington Lawmakers Eye New Data Center Regulations Amid Growing Community Concerns

OLYMPIA, WA — Data center regulations are the event horizon that communities across the nation, including in Washington state, are calling on their elected officials to achieve. The blue wave that flooded the nation after Tuesday’s election

Washington · 6h

Axios Seattle

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Washington's parents' rights measure fails at the ballot box

Washington voters have rejected a measure aimed at expanding what schools must tell parents about their children's counseling and medical care, the Associated Press reports . Why it matters: The rejection of Initiative 001 leaves in place changes state lawmakers made last year to a "parents' bill of rights" they originally passed in 2024. The latest: The AP declared the measure had failed Monday after seven days of ballot counting. I-001 had received 47.5% support as of Monday evening, with 52.5% of votes counted against it, according to the Washington secretary of state's office . Zoom in: I-001 outlined several rights parents would have been guaranteed regarding their child's education. Many of those rights — such as the ability to inspect curriculum materials, attendance records and academic records — are already available under state law , which says parents can "review all education records of the student." Yes, but: I-001 would have required schools to produce those records more quickly — within 10 business days instead of 45. The measure specifically listed mental health counseling records among the school records parents could access. Separately, I-001 would have required schools to notify parents before offering nonemergency medical services, or if schools

Washington · 8h

Daily Energy Insider

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Pacific Power customers in Washington to see nearly 8 percent rate decrease

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission announced it had approved changes to Pacific Power’s rates resulting in a 7.9 percent rate reduction. The typical residential… The post Pacific Power customers in Washington to see nearly 8 percent rate decrease appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

Washington · 8h

The Hill

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Watch live: The Hill’s Health Next Summit 2026

The Hill’s Health Next Summit returns to Washington on Nov. 10 for a timely, post-midterm deep dive into the future of healthcare. Join us as we bring together key lawmakers, health system leaders, White House Cabinet officials and policy innovators to unpack the structural shifts redefining American care delivery. This high-level bipartisan forum will tackle…

Washington · 10h

Ars Technica

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Man who lost $308,000 on sports bets sues Kalshi for offering illegal gambling

Lawsuit demands Kalshi return losses because online betting is illegal in Washington. A man who lost over $308,000 making sports wagers on Kalshi is suing the prediction market for violating the state of Washington’s ban on online gambling. He’s trying to turn those losses into an overall victory with a lawsuit seeking a payment of over $580,000.

Washington · 1d

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Retiring On Social Security Alone Is Actually Possible In This Affordable Oregon Town

Most retirement advice assumes you have more money than you actually do, which is helpful in the same way that a screen door on a submarine is helpful. Hermiston, Oregon skips the assumptions and offers something more useful: a real town where a Social Security income is genuinely enough to live well.

Hermiston, OR · 7d

PNW is for Adventure

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Oregon’s wine country throws its Thanksgiving party twice, Washington’s waits for Black Friday, and Walla Walla holds out until December

Three Northwest wine weekends, three different dates. Here's when the Willamette, Yakima and Walla Walla valleys each open their cellars this holiday season, and which one ends with a parade. The post Oregon’s wine country throws its Thanksgiving party twice, Washington’s waits for Black Friday, and Walla Walla holds out until December appeared first on PNW is for Adventure .

Walla Walla, WA · 1d

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Walla Walla political organizations comment on 16th Legislative District race for Position 2

WALLA WALLA COUNTY, Wash. - The race for Washington’s 16th Legislative District Position 2 could end with an appointment instead of the winning candidate taking office. Skyler Rude resigned from the position even though he remained on this year’s ballot. He led the race with 54 percent of the vote, but he would not take the seat in January.

Walla Walla County, WA · 1d

ncwlife.com

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Tri-City bookkeeper’s conviction for stealing $500K overturned because of delays

A Franklin County attorney shortage means a Tri-Cities bookkeeper won’t end up in prison even after being convicted for stealing $500,000. The Washington State Court of Appeals, Division III, found Brittany R. J. Adams’ months long wait for an attorney violated her constitutional rights. The three-judge panel overturned her convictions for first-degree theft and forgery and said they couldn’t be refiled.

Franklin County, WA · 5d

Apple Valley News Now

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Resource expo connects veterans with employment, housing and health services

PASCO, Wash. — Veterans of all ages had a chance to connect with organizations offering employment, housing, health and other community resources at a recent Columbia Basin Veterans Center expo.

Pasco, WA · 3d

Tri-City Herald

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Expanded services, less driving for vets. Work starts on new Tri-Cities VA clinic.

Work has started to build the Kennewick VA Clinic , a Tri-Cities clinic that will be 10 times larger than the current one in the Richland Federal Building and offer far more services. “The impact of this clinic is going to be measured far beyond concrete, brick and mortar,” said Luke Strozewski, acting regional operations officer for the Veterans Administration health service area that includes Washington state, at a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday. “It’s going to be measured by healthier veterans, stronger families and lives that have been improved because the care is available right here in their community,” he said. The new VA clinic building will have about 100,000-square feet, more than 10 times the size of the clinic now in Richland. It will offer not only primary care for veterans but expand offerings to include pharmacy, prosthetics, laboratory services, dental, audiology, optometry, radiology, home-based primary care and support for homeless veterans, all in a modern medical setting. Just this week local VA officials also heard that funding had been made available to offer some specialized cardiology care in the Tri-Cities. The result will be fewer trips for veterans to the Jonathan Wainwright Memorial VA Medical Center in Walla Walla

Kennewick, WA · 4d

NonStop Local Tri-Cities/Yakima

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City of Sunnyside roundabout design moves forward at I-82 exit 69

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. —Design work is moving forward for a roundabout at the Interstate 82 Exit 69 eastbound ramp and Highway 241 in Sunnyside to improve traffic flow and handle freight and development traffic. According to a presentation for city council members on November 4, a 2021 Falcon Ridge traffic study found future operation problems at the eastbound ramp terminal. It also said WSDOT required the city to study intersection changes tied to development traffic and approved a single-lane roundabout option in 2022. The planned work includes a single-lane roundabout at SR 241 and the I-82 Exit 69 eastbound ramp terminal. It also includes roadway reconstruction, drainage upgrades, person facilities with ADA curb ramps, lighting, signs and pavement markings. The city received $1,802,000 in Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board funding through the 2025-27 transportation budget. The update said design is fully funded through that money and developer contributions, the agenda report said. The preliminary engineering package totals $600,000. That included $527,000 for consultant design services and $73,000 for WSDOT services, the report added. Council approval of the design agreement is listed as the next step. After that, the city plans to begin design work and pursue additional construction funding.

Sunnyside, WA · 4d

everafterinthewoods.com

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10 Washington Small Towns Where Retirees Say Their Social Security Check Actually Covers Life

One Washington county seat still holds court in a courthouse that has been in use since the 1880s. That detail stopped me cold. A town that keeps something that old working probably knows a thing or two about making things last. Stretching a dollar is a lot like that. It...

Washington · 4d

Apple Valley News Now

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Richland 11-year-old runs Blue Mile to honor late Marine brother Xavier Zavala

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Richland, WA · 5d

Tri-City Herald

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Updated Benton County WA vote count sees Ki-Be levy move toward passing

Results on election night showed that a levy to help Kiona-Benton City schools with operations and their attempt to get off of a state financial oversight list was headed toward failure by just two votes. That meant the race was too close to call, with 775 ballots in support of the levy and 777 ballots opposed. “I know it sounds funny,” Said Pete Peterson, Kiona-Benton’s Superintendent, “but I wasn’t shocked because our last few elections have been exceedingly close.” Now that the ballot counts have been updated, the levy is passing by 32 votes, or 50.6% in support and 49.4% opposed.

Benton County, WA · 4d

Apple Valley News Now

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Kennewick looks to save money as inflation affects the city budget

The Brief

Kennewick, WA · 4d

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Walla Walla City Council approves 2027 residential recycling rate increase

WALLA WALLA — The Walla Walla City Council approved an ordinance Wednesday night raising monthly residential recycling rates beginning Jan. 1, 2027. Under the approved ordinance, the monthly household rate will increase from the current $8.15 to $8.52, an adjustment of 37 cents. The new total includes $6.87 per...

Walla Walla, WA · 4d

whitmanwire.com

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Admin and Staff decide on Two-State Solution

If you haven’t been living under a rock, you’re well aware of the conflict that’s been going on between the Whitman administration and the staff. If you have been living under a rock because it’s all you can afford, understandable. I’ll fill you in on what you missed.

Walla Walla, WA · 4d

The Center Square

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Washington GOP Election Results: Close Races Could Shift Power in Olympia

Washington · 4d