AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Oversight: Washington’s secretary of state says the office is reviewing a Justice Department request for voter information and will follow state and federal law, pushing back against claims of widespread noncitizen voting. Workplace Safety: Longview’s Nippon Dynawave mill was fined more than $77,000 over an April incident in which a worker fell into hot pulp; regulators say the inspection was unrelated to the deadly May tank failure. Court Ruling: The state Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that EMTs aren’t immune from liability for negligent ambulance driving, in a case over a patient’s death in a 2020 crash. Seattle Schools: Seattle Public Schools is weighing closures or mergers involving 21 schools amid declining enrollment. Local Business: Nearly half of Seattle businesses surveyed said they had considered moving elsewhere. Mariners: The MLB offseason has begun, with four Mariners—including Randy Arozarena and J.P. Crawford—set to become free agents as teams prepare for a possible December lockout.
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