Aspen Ford/Washington State Standard
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Amid several livestock attacks, two wolves have been slain in recent weeks. The state killed one while the other death is under investigation. -
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It’s likely to help stabilize prices and lower costs for businesses and consumers. -
Washington state lawmakers have proposed similiar bills in recent years, and state Superintendent Chris Reykdal has previously pushed schools to adopt phone restrictions. -
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With gas prices soaring, state Sen. Chris Gildon argues the move would save motorists money. Ferguson says a suspension wouldn’t be an appropriate use of his emergency powers. -
Washington will permit the killing of a single gray wolf in the Aladdin Valley, north of Colville, following three suspected attacks on livestock. -
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