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What happens when something goes wrong in a rideshare in Washington?
This week, we tell you about how driver and rider safety measures have evolved, analyze court cases involving Uber, and hear directly from drivers.
Jaelynn Grisso
Jaelynn is an Emmy-nominated multimedia journalist, frequently covering public defense and immigration enforcement. Previously, Grisso founded the nonprofit Matter News and worked for Mother Jones, Honolulu Civil Beat and Scripps, among others.
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Washington state grapples with the AI data center boom
This week, we’ll take you inside a data center in Quincy, sit down with the town's mayor, and take a closer look at a controversial energy project.
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The Newsfeed heads south to Pierce County
This week: tenant unionization, goat landscaping, and an effort to establish a new county containing Gig Harbor and surrounding islands.
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What happens when there’s an assault in Tacoma’s ICE detention center?
This week, we tell you more about the investigative process, why advocates say it often goes awry, and about the Tacoma Police Department’s role.
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The Newsfeed asks: What does patriotism mean to you?
For the last few months, we’ve been asking the people we meet this same question, ahead of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S.