AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSchools and Courts: Seattle’s school board authorized a possible lawsuit over Initiative 638, the new ban on transgender girls competing in girls’ school sports, seeking clarity on how it fits with state law. Boeing: The company plans to cut about 5% of its commercial-airplane workforce—roughly 2,500 jobs—as production increases fall behind schedule; layoffs could begin in December. Public Safety: Two Spokane County deputies were fatally shot while attempting to rescue possible hostages near Spangle. State Leadership: Superintendent Chris Reykdal says he won’t seek another term in 2028 and is weighing a run for other office. Washington Icons: Gov. Bob Ferguson selected Seattle guitarist Jimi Hendrix to represent Washington on a U.S. Mint innovation coin, planned for 2029. Sports: The Seahawks beat Arizona 17-3, with Drew Lock starting again as Sam Darnold recovers. Washington State opened its basketball season with a 76-53 win over Idaho.
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