AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Safety: Washington’s new e-bike law kicks in June 11, capping true e-bikes at 20 mph and pushing faster models into motorcycle rules—aimed at keeping minors off high-speed rides. Road Safety: Work-zone speed cameras are expanding in Eastern Washington; on I-90, first-time violations will start costing $125 in July, with higher penalties after. Local Courts: Tacoma’s Foss High School stabbing suspect Waleed Essakhi, 16, has bail lowered to $250 as his case moves forward. Sports—Seattle: The Mariners opened a series in Baltimore with a 6-3 win behind Josh Naylor’s grand slam; J.P. Crawford was placed on the 10-day IL with a hand contusion and Ryan Bliss was recalled. WNBA: A’ja Wilson scored 34 as the Las Vegas Aces beat the Seattle Storm 101-91, hitting 6,000 points faster than anyone in league history. Homelessness: Seattle plans to open 50 new shelter units next week—far short of the 500 promised for the World Cup.
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