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    Northwest Public Radio is a participant and contributor in the Northwest News Network (N3), a collaboration of public radio stations in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Our reporters bring a regional perspective to coverage of Northwest states government, environment, economy, and other news of widespread interest to residents of the Northwest. Regional news on Northwest Public Radio is a part of Morning Edition every weekday morning, and All Things Considered in the afternoons.

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    Speeding Amtrak Train Derails Despite $181 Million In Track Improvements Dec 19, 2017
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    The train ride from Seattle to Portland usually takes almost 4 hours. Amtrak passengers were supposed to be beneficiaries of a multimillion-dollar project aimed at making the trip a little faster. Instead, on Monday morning, they became victims.

    Low-Level Contamination Escapes Demolition Site At Hanford Dec 19, 2017
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    UPDATE: Dec. 21, 2017: The Department of Energy has confirmed it found low-level radioactive waste on the exterior of cars owned by eight Hanford workers.

    Washington Eastside Legislators Weigh In On Proposed Carbon Tax Dec 16, 2017
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    Legislative reaction in eastern Washington to Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s proposal to levy a carbon tax next year ranges from cool to tepid.

    Environmental Protection Agency Awards Millions For Puget Sound Recovery Dec 16, 2017
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    The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded more than $25 million in grants to Washington state, to be used specifically for Puget Sound recovery.

    Progress Made on Marijuana Intoxication Measurement Tool Dec 16, 2017
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    The legalization of marijuana in Washington has been terrific for the state’s coffers. According to the Department of Revenue, marijuana retailers totaled $1.2 billion in sales during fiscal year 2017. That’s about $4.8 million a day. The state’s share of that, in taxes, was about $227 million for the fiscal year.

    Washington Lawmakers Try To Entice Oregon Back To I-5 Bridge Talks Dec 15, 2017
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    Washington state lawmakers are moving ahead with an effort to revive a plan to replace the aging Interstate 5 Bridge. They remain hopeful their counterparts in Oregon will join them.

    'Astronomical' Cost Estimate For Portland-Seattle-Vancouver, BC Bullet Train Dec 15, 2017
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    A brand new feasibility study of bullet train service between Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, BC , puts a sky-high price tag on construction costs. But Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signaled he's not deterred and is asking the Legislature to pay for further study.

    New Spokane Ordinance Could Increase Transparency, Limit 'Dark Money' In Local Politics Dec 15, 2017
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    Officials in Spokane want to take on campaign finance reform. A proposed ordinance before the City Council on Monday was meant to limit the influence of money in local politics. It’s similar to legislation that’s likely to be proposed at the state level next year.

    Dump The Pump (Tax)? Washington Joins Oregon In Pay-By-The-Mile Experiment Dec 14, 2017
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    In early 2018, a group of Washington drivers will be keeping close tabs on the number of miles they drive and how much they spend on gas. They will be part of a pilot program to test out a proposed pay-by-the-mile road tax, similar to what Oregon rolled out in 2015.

    Investigation Shows Oregon Department Of Education Administrator Sexually Harassed Female Staffer Dec 14, 2017
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    A high-level administrator at the Oregon Department of Education was accused of sexual harassment last year. Despite being found to have done some of the things he was accused of, he remains in a leadership position in a key state agency.

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