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Legislation that eliminates the residency requirement for Oregon's aid-in-dying law is awaiting the governor's signature. House Bill 2279 repeals the requirement that people utilizing the state's Death with Dignity Act must be Oregon residents. Callie Riley is the Northwest regional advocacy manager for Compassion & Choices. ...
June is national safety month and workplace injuries are an important focus. What is considered a workplace injury is broader than many workers may understand. Lee Thomas, an attorney and board member of Washington State Association for Justice, said the state is unique in that it considers the wear and tear of work over time as an injury. ...
Activists claim Dana Rivers killed in an anti-woman hate crime and should not be held among women.
Within our border challenge lies the solution to our skilled worker shortage, but only if Congress addresses the issue and only if our state leaders take advantage of the opportunity.
D.C. leaders tell House lawmakers how budget restrictions in a federal spending bill “do not make the District safer, nor do they make sound fiscal sense.”