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Back in 2018, the City Council in Pasco passed a resolution reinforcing the city's commitment to being and inclusive city, and now a committee is being created and applicants sought.  According to the city:
"In 2018,  the Pasco City Council approved Resolution 3820, reinforcing the City’s commit…

The October deadline is looming, and if you don't take steps to act now, you may find yourself being faced with mayhem.

Some of the new Washington state laws in 2020 will regulate tobacco and vape sales, civilian and federal employee pay, and your domestic travel access within the United States.

The Washington State Auditor's Office has released two reports to the City of Wapato, ones that are given to cities and towns all over the state on an annual basis.
Sometimes additional audits are prompted if there's evidence of wrongdoing or issues...

There are a lot of reasons why this happened, but the end result is Washington state residents are now going to be facing the biggest collection of tax increases in state history, according to some.
The legislature went on a spending spree, and when it was done, about $25...

“There’s nothing funny about dwarf-tossing,” -- state Sen. Mike Padden, R-Spokane Valley.

KIRO-7 TV in Seattle is reporting Seattle Mayor Ed Murray wants to institute a tax on 'sugary drinks' that could raise the price of popular beverages $.2 cents per ounce. Where would the money go?

A Pasco Hispanic community leader is asking for a federal investigation into the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano-Montes saying the investigation by the Special Investigations Unit will have "no credibility whatsoever."

We actually understand her reason behind the idea, but the fact that she would even propose it is just another example of progressive stupidity.

UPDATE 6:30 P.M. EST: Officials have confirmed that the woman who led police on a car chase from the White House toward the Capitol was indeed killed at the scene. Her name has not yet been released.

As of 12:01 a.m. EST on Tuesday, the federal government closed down. Congressional leaders in the House of Representatives and the Senate were unable to reach an agreement on a budget or a temporary fix, known as a continuing resolution, before the start of the new fiscal year on October 1.