AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Security: Law enforcement intercepted a white-powder letter addressed to Washington State Elections, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs said, as officials work with federal partners to investigate. State Government: A citizen commission rejected a pay increase for Gov. Bob Ferguson, freezing his salary for two years; several other state officials are set to receive raises. Immigration Data: A UW report links federal access to Washington driver records to 356 immigration arrests, renewing scrutiny of how the data is used. Homelessness: A new King County report estimates Native people make up 15% of unsheltered residents, more than three times the share in the county’s earlier count, pointing to gaps in data collection. Schools: Everett’s school district agreed to apologize, provide religious-liberty training and pay $275,000 to settle a lawsuit over rules requiring students to conceal Bibles. Insurance: Washington fined USAA $140,000 over auto-claim handling; the company also reviewed 158 claims and issued $88,241 in payments.
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