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AG Seeks Legislation to Create Statewide Driver’s Relicensing Program

Attorney General Bob Ferguson notified the Washington Legislature his office is requesting legislation to establish a program to address traffic-based financial obligations that does not penalize people for their poverty. In a December 1, 2017 Report, required by law, the AG’s Office proposes a system to consolidate traffic debt, owed courts in multiple jurisdictions, into […]

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Parents Say New Building For Licton Springs K-8 Leaves Their Kids Short On Classroom Space

Some parents at the school with the highest concentration of Native kids are frustrated with the school district. They say a shortage of classroom space in the brand-new facility for Licton Springs K-8 threatens their kids’ ability to learn. Northwest Justice Project has indicated that it will file a federal civil rights complaint if the school board fails to correct the situation.