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Extensive Southwest Washington poaching operation shocks WDFW
Wildlife officials say the poachers have illegally killed hundreds of animals, including deer, elk, bear, cougar and bobcats.
Nation/World
Comey’s Senate testimony: Encryption, lie detectors and Anthony Weiner
A host of intelligence-related issues that came up during his testimony.
News
Razor clam digging closed for the season on three beaches
Dig at Mocrocks depends on toxin tests
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WSDOT puts 520 Bridge pontoon casting site up for bid
Minimum bid $9.75 million on 54-acre site adjacent to Port of Grays Harbor
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New state law requires school safety drills including earthquake, tsunami drills
Emergency Management Division Director urges schools to register for the Great Washington ShakeOut
Nation/World
Have you ever smoked pot? Saying yes can get foreigners barred for life at U.S. border
More Canadians may let down their guard and admit to U.S. authorities that they’ve used marijuana.
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McCleary rate study recommendations are bleak
The City of McCleary has received a final draft of a rate study for utilities.
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Monte officials updated on waste plant plans
More than a year ago, there was much ado about the City of Montesano’s waste water treatment plant…
Nation/World
Congress warns World Health Organization of OxyContin maker’s global push
A dozen U.S. representatives urged the international medical community to be wary of Connecticut opioid maker Purdue Pharma.
Nation/World
Democrats are united, Republicans are fractured in budget fight
Among Republicans, 131 voted yes, and 103 voted no.
Northwest News
A year’s supply of birth control? Washington lawmakers say insurance should cover it
Women receiving a one-year supply of birth control were 46 percent less likely to have an abortion, a…
Nation/World
Budget deal garners praise from Democrats, ire of GOP — and a claim of victory by Trump
There’s little doubt conservatives feel betrayed by the budget deal.
News
Crews to close US 101 Simpson Avenue Bridge for inspection
Bridge will be closed 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 8-9