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Washington in Focus

The podcast bringing you the most important stories out of Washington from TheCenterSquare.com. Join us as we dive into the top headlines and provide insightful commentary and analysis.

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Latest Episodes:

Episode 35: Dem 2023 Legislative Priorities Include Drugs, Police Pursuit, Energy, & Abortion Dec 02, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss the Dem 2023 legislative preview: drugs, police pursuit, energy, abortion. Spokane County Commission votes to forgo annual property tax increase. Seattle Transportation Dept. fires up 50 snow plows.

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Episode 34: Seattle Budget Committee Votes Parking Enforcement Back to Police Nov 23, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss the Seattle budget committee sides with mayor, votes parking enforcement back to police. Spokane council eyes limiting what DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub can charge. How Whatcom County narrowly went blue.

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Episode 33: Washington Families Dept. Head Unmoved State Couldn’t Audit $271M Nov 18, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss Washington Families Dept. head unmoved state couldn't audit $271M. 'I do not mince words': Spokane County's next sheriff sizes up the job ahead. Washington Families Dept. head unmoved state couldn't audit $271M. State auditor: Seattle didn't use good data to tackle homeless crisis.

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Episode 32: Washington Midterm Election Roundup Nov 10, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss the results of the midterm elections in the state of Washington.

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Episode 31: Washington Democrat’s Father Fact-Checks Son, Paper Pulls Endorsement Nov 04, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss: ‘Uniquely qualified’ Steve Hobbs makes case to remain Washington’s secretary of state. ‘Uniquely qualified’ Steve Hobbs makes case to remain Washington’s secretary of state. Spokane mayor budgets almost $5M more for police services. Spokane firefighters who lost jobs due to vaccine mandate return to duty. Seattle delays budget planning due to 'significantly less than anticipated revenues'. Washington Democrat's father fact-checks son, paper pulls endorsement.

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Episode 30: WSU Professor Details COVID School Closures Impact on Students, Parents Oct 28, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss: WSU Professor Details COVID School Closures Impact on Students, Parents. Vice President Harris announces $1B in grants for low-emission buses on Seattle trip. Spokane agencies unite on plan to disband homeless camp.

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Episode 29: High Rent and Housing Costs Have Many Seattleites Considering Other States Oct 21, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss: Pierce County distributes $35M to reduce homelessness on state highways. Spokane Valley runs into roadblock on police vehicle replacement plan. High rent and housing costs have many Seattleites considering other states.

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Episode 28: Governor Inslee Ranked Last in the Cato Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card Oct 14, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters Spencer Pauley and Brett Davis as they discuss: Gov. Inslee Ranked Last in the Cato Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card. Pierce County officials object to two potential airport locations. Seattle to lift COVID-19 emergency proclamation at the end of October.

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Episode 27: Washington Hospitals Lost Almost $2B in Six Months Amidst Staffing Shortages Oct 07, 2022

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Join ATN's General Manager Cole McNeely and The Center Square's Washington Reporter Spencer Pauley as they discuss: Seattle University District shootings mobilize city, college officials; mayor touts budget that 'prioritizes public safety'. Washington Hospitals Lost Almost $2B in Six Months Amidst Staffing Shortages. Bellevue firefighters made over $200,000 from overtime pay boosts, reduced staff.

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Episode 26: Seattle Public Schools Expect About $100M Deficits Over Next 4 years Sep 30, 2022

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Join The Center Square's Regional Editor Jeremy Lott and Washington Reporters RaeLynn Ricarte, Spencer Pauley, and Brett Davis as they discuss: Jim Ferrell promises more law and order if elected King County prosecutor. Seattle Public Schools expect about $100M deficits over next 4 years. Seattle ranked sixth-best city in the nation for vegans and vegetarians. Spokane County sheriff sets back timeline to disband homeless camp by a month.

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