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USE report supports moving forward with Energize Eastside
An independent consulting firm has published a report that supports Puget Sound Energy’s claims — and the method…
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Runaway horse struck by car in Bridle Trails, animal euthanized
A runaway horse was struck by a car on the 5000 block of 132nd Avenue Northeast around 7:45…
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Tech association says industry needs more in-state talent
The Washington Technology Industry Association reported the employment ripple effect that occurs when new technology positions are filled…
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520 bridge worker taken to Harborview with life-threatening injuries | Man fell 60-70 feet
Another construction worker has fallen while working on the State Route 520 floating bridge, this one sustaining life-threatening…
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Senate transportation package comes with ‘poison pill’
The Senate Transportation Committee passed a transportation package to the chamber floor last week that includes funding for…
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Bellevue mayor challenging Hague for King County Council seat
King County Councilmember Jane Hague is getting competition for her seventh bid on the council in the form…
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Commuters question feasibility of I-405 express lanes, commission to vote on toll rates in March
The Washington State Transportation Commission plans to adopt a new rate structure for tolling express lanes being constructed…
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Schnitzer West acquires Bel-Kirk Office Center on Kirkland, Bellevue boundary
Schnitzer West closed on its acquisition of the Bel-Kirk Office Center on Jan. 16, with plans for redesigning…
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PSE publishes ‘Energize’ advisory report | Dissenting opinion: Energy company didn’t provide options
Puget Sound Energy posted online Wednesday the final report of a community advisory group that last month recommended…
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Governor’s budget eyes new sources of revenue
With opposition to Washington Gov. Jay Inslee's proposed 2015-17 biennial budget coming from both sides of the aisle,…
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PSE hosting more Energize Eastside open houses
Puget Sound Energy will host another round of open houses for its Energize Eastside project next week, including…
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WSP showcases tools for identifying drugged drivers
Law enforcement officers in Washington are no longer just asking drivers if they've been drinking when they're pulled…
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Metro cuts five bus routes from Kirkland
The King County Council has approved the first 161,000 hours of Metro transit reductions that cuts five bus…
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Microsoft layoffs in Puget Sound a good thing? | Tech association CEO sees many
Microsoft announced Thursday its most massive layoffs in the company's history, but a 3-percent staff cut in the…
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PSE faces pushback, lawsuit on new transmission line plans
The fight to stop Puget Sound Energy from running a 18-mile transmission line from Redmond to Renton continues,…
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Energize Eastside project sparks opposition
As Puget Sound Energy continues community engagement for its Energize Eastside project, running 18 miles of transmission lines…
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What happened to the state transportation package?
An inability to compromise is being blamed by 41st district legislators for another failure in Olympia to pass…
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State transportation secretary says plan B needed to ensure public safety
Washington Transportation Secretary Lynn Peterson says even if the state Legislature approves a transportation package this session, there…
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Legislature taking up transportation – again
Washington House Transportation Commission Chairwoman Judy Clibborn says passing a transportation package this year will be up to…
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Ferguson has full plate in first year as Attorny General
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson says his office is prioritizing as best it can to deal with current…