Washington awards $7.45 million to repair flood, wildfire and infrastructure damage

Criminally Obsessed examines how the Lindsay Clancy trial could change the way we discuss postpartum treatments. President Donald Trump delivers the Presidential Keynote at the Republican National Committee's Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas. Communities across Washington are getting millions of dollars to repair roads, bridges, and other infrastructure damaged by flooding, wildfire, and other emergencies. The Washington State Public Works Board awarded $7.45 million for seven projects at its Sept. Of that, $5.45 million will go toward four western Washington communities still recovering from the powerful atmospheric rivers that caused widespread flooding and damage in December 2025.

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