- Justice Raquel Montoya-Lewis takes medical leave (AP/KIRO TV)
- COVID cases, hospitalizations rising in western Washington (KIRO TV)
- Why a Washington corrections officer got 20 months in prison for sexually assaulting 4 women (KING TV)
- Catalytic converter theft runs rampant in Seattle, nation sees dramatic increase (MyNorthwest)
- Spokane chief lays blame for 'lawlessness' at legislature's feet (The Center Square)
- Washington attorney general seeks welcome for out-of-state abortion providers (The Center Square)
- Ruling aids Washington farmer in water dispute with Ecology (Capital Press)
- Washington state added as defendant in Yakima Valley voting rights lawsuit (Yakima Herald-Republic)
- US allows more baby formula imports to fight shortage (AP/The Seattle Times)
- King County failed to comply with new law as jail deaths spiked (The Seattle Times)
- Judge tosses COVID-19 vaccine objections of Hanford workers (AP/KOMO TV)
- Dam near Kennewick is one of 50 in WA in ‘poor’ condition. What’s being done about it (Tri-City Herald)
- Hydrogen Valley vision for Southwest Washington gets boost from Aussies' proposed plant (NW News Network)
- Car thefts are on the rise in the region (MyNorthwest)
- ‘Whole new crisis’ for WA long-term care facilities, 2 years into COVID (The Seattle Times)
- Washington State Ferries continue to struggle amid staffing shortage (KOMO TV)
- Thousands waiting for unemployment benefits in Washington state (FOX 13)
- Case of missing Washington 5-year-old highlights secrecy around CPS cases (NW News Network)
- Column: Survey shows inflation tops a long list of employer challenges in 2022 (Kris Johnson, president of the Association of Washington Business, the state’s chamber of commerce and manufacturers association/The Reflector)
- Editorial: Going all-electric has steep price even in Washington state (Capital Press)
- Opinion: To accelerate Seattle police recruiting, we need to offer hiring incentives (Eric Corning, president and CEO of Seafair, and Phil Megenhardt, creative director at Bold Hat Productions/Puget Sound Business Journal)
- Opinion: WA’s broken mental health system and homelessness crisis are inextricably tied (Philip A. Talmadge, attorney and former Washington state Supreme Court Justice/The Seattle Times)
- Column: Years ago, around half of young King County residents owned homes. Here’s how much that’s changed (and why) (Gene Balk/The Seattle Times)
House Republican Social Media (some platforms frozen since May 16 due to election-year restrictions)
- Inside Olympia: K-12 Schools, a discussion with state Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal on the state of the state's K-12 public schools. Plus, inside the classroom with Pamella Johnson, an academic and behavioral intervention specialist at Rochester High School. (May 12, 2022)
- The Impact: Drug decriminalization campaign; New strain of bird flu hits Washington (May 11, 2022)
- The Impact: Massive quarantine for invasive beetles and new weapon in giant hornet hunt. Guest Sven Spichiger, WSDA Managing Entomologist (May 4, 2022)
- Inside Olympia: Pam MacEwan, retiring CEO of Washington's Health Benefit Exchange. And, Rep. Pat Sullivan, stepping down after serving nearly two decades in the House. He's played a key role in budget negotiations, education funding with the McCleary decision, and more. (April 28, 2022)
- The Impact: Pensions, retirement, and inflation insight from the state Dept. of Retirement Systems’ Seth Miller. Plus, WA college affordability and enrollment initiatives with Michael Meotti, Exec. Director, WA Student Achievement Council. (April 27, 2022)
House Republican News & Media (frozen since May 16 due to election-year restrictions)
- Powell: ‘Soft’ economic landing may be out of Fed’s control (Associated Press)
- Senate Democrats’ imaginary majority (Politico)
- Airfare inflation is the new used car inflation (Axios)
- Health Care — White House to address infant formula shortage (The Hill)
- Editorial: Shoplifting as usual in Seattle (The Wall Street Journal)