Author: Mary Morgan
The underserved Colville Indian Reservation community has very limited and slower internet, and it ultimately impacts students who depend on the internet for school work and projects. It also has effects on the economic opportunities of the local people as there are multiple businesses that moved away from this location due to the unavailability of […]
Some former students of Art Institute of Seattle gathered at an information fair Tuesday organized by the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) after it was suddenly closed. They are now planning their next move. WSAC is reportedly a regulatory agency. The gathering was organized in the ballroom of The Edgewater hotel and students got their […]
Traffic worries have reportedly decreased in Seattle. As per the preliminary data of the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), the number of traffic fatalities and injuries has deflated slightly from the previous year. But Seattle is still lagging behind its target of doing away with all such deaths and injuries by 2030. As per the […]
The #MeToo movement all over the globe has brought a gamut of changes in the fields of sexual assault reporting and investigations as well. Washington State also is not spared from the reporting of such cases. But even after almost one and a half year the movement’s start, the lawmakers could not set up an […]
As the whole Washington State has been suffering from the outbreak of Measles, some parents talked about mandatory vaccination in negative lighting as a when a doctor, Andrew Wakefield in 2010 said that Measles vaccine could result into Autism. However, after the statement, the doctor was alleged by a British medical panel that the doctor […]
In an unusual turn of events, the Machinists union of Boeing has successfully negotiated a rare mid-contract pay raise for thousands of its members. It would give a $4-per-hour increase in minimum pay rates. The Machinists’ current contract was approved five years ago, and it had set pay rates through 2024. However, last year, after […]
People residing in Western Washington willing to fly off to the warmer climes of Las Vegas, Phoenix and Southern California will be having more options now. The first commercial flight from Everett’s Paine Field is scheduled to take off on Monday morning. It should be noted that the flight comes after a delay last year as […]
According to health officials’ confirmation, another two cases of measles in Clark County on Saturday. In total, there are 70 confirmed cases in the outbreak. As of now, there are currently no suspect cases. Clark County Public Health also has spotted The Vancouver Clinic at 700 NE 87th Ave. as a new location where people […]
Just after the long-standing shutdown in the United States, the U.S. President resorted to declaring National Emergency for funding into the border wall. However, two of the three Republicans in Washington’s congressional delegation joined every Democrat in the U.S. House in voting to overturn President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national emergency on the southern […]
A retired dog has been the bone of contention in two separate federal excessive-force lawsuits filed by men who were bitten during arrests by the department during 2016. The dog was once decorated after being stabbed during a confrontation with a domestic-violence suspect. The K-9, a German shepherd, named Kato, and his handler, Officer Eric […]
