Fugitive on WSP’s Most Wanted List Apprehended
Seattle, WA – On October 5, 2026, 39-year-old Micah B. Lacunza was arrested in Seattle after being placed on the Washington State Patrol (WSP) Most Wanted List in August 2026.
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Governor Ferguson requests additional FEMA assistance for up to $13.2M to repair infrastructure after wildfires
OLYMPIA — Governor Ferguson submitted an additional request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Public Assistance funding to help repair state infrastructure damaged by the devastating wildfires in Central and Eastern Washington. The new request covers permanent repair, restoration, or replacement of damaged public infrastructure, includ…
Official originalGovernor Ferguson launches Phone-Free Schools Act at Spokane event
SPOKANE – Today, Governor Bob Ferguson released the details of one of his top priorities for the upcoming legislative session: the Phone-Free Schools Act. The Governor was joined by administrators, teachers and students from Spokane Public Schools as he released the details of his proposal, which include:
Official originalPublic Works Board awards $214 million for construction, planning, flood resilience and emergency projects
OLYMPIA, Wash. – At its Oct. 2 business meeting, the Washington State Public Works Board (PWB) awarded $214 million in grants and low-interest loans to 65 local governments. This includes $205 million for 47 construction projects, $4.6 million for 11 preconstruction projects, $4.3 million for six flood resilience projects and $50,000 for one emerge…
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