Enumclaw | Missing teens last seen Saturday in Enumclaw, officials say https://www.newsbreakapp.com/n/0O27nH66?s=a99&pd=02lbEu9G

More of a stroll than a hike.

I’m moving to Washington from Texas and just wondering what the best city to move too would be. Cheapest but not a country town.

First post, sorry if I don’t know how this works. Since google often pulls up Reddit links first to my questions, figured I’d go straight to the source. Anyone in WA state, slightly north of Seattle specific, earn roughly $2k a month before taxes, rent a studio (live solo), own a car, do not get income any other way, and AFTER bills/fuel/food still have money left to put into savings? If so, mind sharing the break down of what that looks like. And how you’re able to save (and it’s not because you’ve been eating pure ramen everyday for years. ) If you’re from further away from Seattle, where cost of living is slightly lower, mind sharing - where you’re from and how it looks for you? Thanks.

I am considering going to WSU (Pullman) this fall term. I am from LA in California taking classes in a community college and I want to experience a new environment. What are the main pros and cons of WSU? And advice if there is any? If the information helps, I plan to major in Criminology there.