Marysville, United States (Local)
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Laurel Demkovich's coverage revolves around local government announcements and legal policy regulation in Washington, Spokane. She focuses on politics, state legislative sessions, rent pressure, state laws, housing and homelessness ballot initiatives among other topics.
Based on her articles' titles and themes covered Laurel would be interested in pitches related to the developments within the Washington state legislative session, new bills proposed or passed regarding property ownership, affordable housing funding through taxes or any issues relating to rent increases in the region. Additionally, she might also be open to receiving information about public infrastructure projects like statues being unveiled for display.
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Washington’s Department of Natural Resources is setting aside more than 77,000 acres of forest lands in Western Washington for conservation, the largest such effort in a generation, according to Commissioner of Public Lands Dave Upthegrove.Upthegrove signed an order on Tuesday to protect these “structurally complex” forests, or
By: Laurel Demkovich
Washington is joining California and Oregon in a public health alliance to preserve vaccine access and information following recent turmoil at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Wednesday that he was joining his fellow West Coast Democratic governors to provide residents with “evidence-based
By: Laurel Demkovich
Washington state could lose $2.2 billion in tax revenue over the next four years if the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs are fully implemented, the state Office of Financial Management reported.The agency, which handles the state’s budgeting, released a new report Thursday detailing potential impacts from recent
By: Laurel Demkovich
The campus will lose almost half its part-time guides, even though nearly 2,200 Washington students were on the waitlist for tours last school year.
By: Laurel Demkovich
The campus will lose almost half its part-time guides, even though nearly 2,200 Washington students were on the waitlist for tours last school year.
By: Laurel Demkovich
Expectations were high for Bob Ferguson. For many across the political spectrum, the reality has been baffling and disappointing. What happened?
By: Laurel Demkovich
Nearly everyone had an expectation of who Bob Ferguson might be as Washington’s 24th governor. The “American Heartthrob” who gained national recognition during his many fights …
A design mockup of the Billy Frank Jr. statue that will sit in the U.S. Capitol.
