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Covering the Washington State Legislature for television stations statewide as part of a program to bolster coverage of civic affairs.
Proud graduate of the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University.

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Three years since the death of Sam Martinez, what has changed at WSU?

Three years since the death of Sam Martinez, what has changed at WSU?

The 2019 death of Sam Martinez shocked the WSU community and beyond. In the years since, his parents took act…

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Local food pantry partners with delivery service to reach more people

Local food pantry partners with delivery service to reach more people

As part of the company's "Project DASH" initiative, DoorDash works with the FISH of Roseburg Food Pantry to d…

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Governor signs law requiring speed limiting devices for habitual speeders

Governor signs law requiring speed limiting devices for habitual speeders

"The BEAM Act" will require drivers with a history of excessive speeding to install a device that limits the …

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'Life, liberty and pursuit of pickleball': Inslee signs bill designating Washington's official st...

'Life, liberty and pursuit of pickleball': Inslee signs bill designating Washington's official st...

Pickleball became Washington’s official state sport on Monday back where it all began. Gov. Jay Inslee on …

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High school students to raise money for local cancer survivor through community service

High school students to raise money for local cancer survivor through community service

Students at Springfield's Thurston High School will partner with Sparrow Clubs USA to give $3,000 to a 16-yea…

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Washington lawmaker proposes regulations for self-checkout machines

Washington lawmaker proposes regulations for self-checkout machines

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Proposed legislation could change the way customers shop at grocery stores, as one Democrati…

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Washington’s work zone speed camera program continues rollout Original

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By Albert James
| KCPQ-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Speed cameras aim to curb work zone accidents Washington's new speed camera program, launched in April, has issued over 2,600 infractions in its initial months, aiming to enhance safety in these dangerous areas. DUPONT, Wash. - Less than two months after launching, transportation officials are liking what they are seeing so far when it comes to the state’s "Work Zone Speed Camera Program." Though some confusion exists among drivers through one work zone about the initiative.
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WA leaders raise LGBTQ+ Pride flag at capitol, call for action

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By Albert James
| KCPQ-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
OLYMPIA, Wash. - As dozens gathered to raise an LGBTQ+ pride flag at the state capitol Wednesday afternoon, leaders and community members said celebrations need to be matched with action in light of continued challenges. Members of the Washington State LGBTQ Commission were joined by Gov. Bob Ferguson, state supreme court justices and other community members in the annual flag raising.
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WA leaders raise LGBTQ+ Pride flag at capitol, call for action

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By Albert James
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The Brief At the LGBTQ+ pride flag raising at the Washington state capitol, leaders emphasized the need for continued action alongside celebrations due to ongoing challenges. Speakers highlighted progress in LGBTQ+ protections and representation but stressed the importance of addressing remaining issues, particularly for queer and transgender youth.
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