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Here’s what public affairs news made the front page of newspapers in the Northwest today, excluding local crime, features and sports stories. (Newspaper names contracted with location)
Otter still beseiged by broadband contract trouble (Boise Statesman)
Notus tries to find cheap repairs for school (Boise Statesman)
Columbia River tribe seeks riverside housing (Boise Statesman)
The politics of semi-Democratic Teton County (IF Post Register)
Glitch in WA health exchange website (Lewiston Tribune)
Legal battles over Idaho Co private forest tracts (Lewiston Tribune)
Federal funding short for road projects (Nampa Press Tribune)
Statewide school officials seek bonding help (Nampa Press Tribune)
Pocatello and ISU police developing issues (Pocatello Journal)
Schools dealing with broadband uncertainty (TF Times News)
Tree-like Eugene cell tower concerns neighbors (Eugene Register Guard)
Legislator Hoyle said to interfere in lawsuit (Eugene Register Guard)
Reviewing crime stats in Klamath area (KF Herald & News)
Klamath commission votes against water agreement (KF Herald & News)
White City operations sending out bogus bills (Medford Tribune)
The cost of state workers suing the state (Salem Statesman Journal)
Violent crime rates fall sharply in Kitsap (Bremerton Sun)
Low voter turnout in 2014 (Bremerton Sun)
Cowlitz County faces budget cut next year (Longview News)
Glitches in health exchange on first day (Seattle Times, Spokane Spokesman, Vancouver Columbian, Longview News)
Dorn proposes cutting high school graduation test (Olympian)
Port Angeles port hit with audit complaints (Port Angeles News)
Kenmore Air ends service at Port Angeles (Port Angeles News)
Spokane presses for ‘green bonds’ for sewer system (Spokane Spokesman)
Police tracking phones must disclose intent (Tacoma News Tribune)
New wing of Tacoma Art Museum opens (Tacoma News Tribune)
Clark Co home prices not yet fully recovered (Vancouver Columbian)
First pot auction in state held at Prosser (Yakima Herald Republic)
Nitrate pollution found at Yakama Nation (Yakima Herald Republic)
