Austin Jenkins
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Kennewick man says Gov. Jay Inslee blocked him from his Facebook page
A Tri-Cities man who has been a frequent online critic of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said he was blocked this month from commenting on Inslee's campaign Facebook page. The move comes as Inslee, a Democrat, launches his candidacy for president and his campaign says its working to make his Facebook page "a little less toxic."
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700 bills in the Washington Legislature and counting: Which ones will survive?
Halfway through this legislative session, nearly 700 bills have been passed by the Washington House or Senate. Which bills will survive?
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Get ready to vote! Washington bumps presidential primary to March
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, a candidate for the 2020 Democratic nomination, signed legislation Thursday to bump the state’s presidential primary from late May to early March.
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Hotel stays, out-of-state placements put pressure on lawmakers to increase foster care funding
In the woods near Olympia’s Capitol Forest, there’s a brown two-story house with unpainted plywood walls in the entryway that tell a story.
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Inslee scores first million-dollar ad buy of 2020 presidential election
Money and TV ads are following Washington Governor Jay Inslee on the campaign trail in Iowa.
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Can Jay Inslee talk a good game on the presidential trail?
It can be tough being governor in the upper left corner of the country. Reporter Austin Jenkins says Gov. Jay Inslee has a signature issue, along with some big hurdles in running for president.
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He's in. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is running for president
Inslee’s officially in the running for 2020. He’s calling his campaign effort “"America's Climate Mission."
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As brain injury patients struggle to find basic services, families look to Olympia for help
More than a decade ago, Washington state legislators added a $2 fee to most traffic tickets in an effort to improve services for the estimated 145,000 Washingtonians who suffer from TBI. But experts who advise the legislature say it's not nearly enough.
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As brain injury patients struggle to find basic services, families look to Olympia for help
In January 2010, Brandon Bielen was riding his motorcycle on Highway 9 in Skagit County when he collided with a car that pulled out in front of him....
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Tim Eyman films himself trying to return the chair he allegedly stole
First, he was caught on store surveillance allegedly stealing a $70 office chair. Now Washington anti-tax activist Tim Eyman has produced his own video....