Melissa Santos is a reporter at Axios. She specializes in general assignment news and covers a range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and social issues, with a particular focus on Washington and Seattle. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The New Herald News LLC., Crosscut, and JAMA.
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That's far above the national average, according to a recent report.
Local officials say they need federal help to repair the only access road to the popular destination.
New head coach Mike Macdonald got high marks.
The historical museum is among of dozens of leases the Trump administration wants to terminate.
The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to hear a challenge to Colorado's law banning conversion therapy aimed at young people — a case that also has implications for Washington.
By: Sami Sparber, Melissa Santos
This month marks the 5-year anniversary of Washington state's first stay-home orders.
By: Melissa Santos
60 colleges, including 4 in Washington, received warnings from the Trump administration this week.
Lawmakers are trying to find a way to replace waning revenue from the state gas tax.
Events honoring St. Patrick's Day in Seattle aren't confined to March 17.
State officials are helping repair the only access road to the popular area in Olympic National Park.
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