The Washington state Senate unanimously passed a bill Thursday that would give local governments more input on where the state Department of Corrections chooses to house recently released inmates.
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State senate approves giving cities more say in housing for released inmates
The Washington state Senate unanimously passed a bill Thursday that would give local governments more input on where the state Department of Corrections chooses to house recently released inmates.
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