September 2019

Inslee issues executive order to change how state will regulate vaping industry in light of recent health crisis

Washington Governor’s Office September 27, 2019 – Gov. Jay Inslee announced an executive order at a Seattle press conference Friday that changes how agencies will regulate, monitor, and communicate about a variety of vaping products. Other state leaders, including Attorney General Bob Ferguson and Washington State Department of Health Secretary John Wiesman, spoke at the […]

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Sesame Street in Communities

Through a recent grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, KSPS supports rural families, educators, and child care providers in Eastern Washington with resources from the Sesame Street in Communities program while also celebrating the 50th anniversary of Sesame Street. Join KSPS at these community and educational outreach events to celebrate all things Sesame. Green

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State leaders launch new behavioral health facility construction program with $69 million in grants and funding to local communities

WASHINGTON GOVERNOR JAY INSLEE – NEWS RELEASE A new program aimed at building new behavioral health treatment facilities across the state is now in full swing. The Washington State Department of Commerce is now accepting applications for $20 million in competitive grants to local community hospitals and behavioral health service providers, and has begun directing

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Two new confirmed cases of severe lung disease related to vaping products in Washington

WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH NEWS RELEASE  OLYMPIA — Washington State Department of Health officials confirm two new cases of severe pulmonary disease linked to vaping. These cases were identified by the Spokane Regional Health District and are both currently living in Spokane County.   “The symptoms of these patients match what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have asked all

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