Rantz: Activists aim to severely restrict cars, deliveries on The Ave
If activists get their way, "The Ave" in Seattle’s U District will get severe restrictions on cars, harming businesses there. But hey, at least they’ll get some more bike lanes that no one will use.
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The FBI responded to an incident at the Emerald Queen Casino Tuesday morning. The incident is reportedly fatal and involves a police response from earlier in the morning.Comments -
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Seattle business owners fed up with problems stemming from homeless crisis
In a heated meeting with city officials Monday night, business owners in Seattle said they want answers, worried about what's next after years of battling problems stemming from the city’s homeless crisis. -
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Is I-1634 about groceries, soda taxes, or union jobs?
Election Day is just over three weeks away and Washington voters will have four statewide initiatives to decide on their ballots. Among them is I-1634 which aims to stop the spread of soda taxes in the state. -
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Tentative SPD contract now in the hands of Seattle City Council
Seattle Police have been working without a contract, or a pay raise, since 2014. Mayor Jenny Durkan says that’s unacceptable. -
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Amazon gives $2 million to low income Seattle schools
Amazon has given $2 million to the Alliance for Education, supporting low-income students in Seattle Public Schools. The money will help provide food, clothing, and school supplies. -
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David Boze: When will Antifa notice they are the real fascists?
Antifa claims to stand against fascism. Yet with another violent Antifa clash in Portland this past weekend, David Boze notices some famous figures Antifa seems to resemble. -
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Former PTA president in Everett allegedly stole $15,000, charged in court
The ex-president of an Everett PTA allegedly forged upwards of 22 checks, stealing thousands of dollars from Hawthorne Elementary school. She has now been officially charged in court. -
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Seattle woman reports taking down another assailant while running
Seattle runner Kelly Herron, who fought off an attacker while on a run in 2017, says she took down another assailant after being groped on a run in Vancouver, Wash. -
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Loved ones remember mother, daughter killed in DUI crash on SR 18
Maria Wong, 59, and her daughter Jasmine Lao, 21, were headed to work when a driver suspected to be under the influence of drugs, crossed the center line and killed them. -
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Feds drop immigration threat to Seattle, congratulate wrong mayor
Seattle received approval for federal grant funding that was previously withheld as the Trump administration attempted to force cities to comply with its immigration policies. -
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Seattle cop: Initiative 940 will create political prosecutions of police officers
If I-940 passes, it would become much easier to prosecute cops for using deadly force, allowing juries to decide whether the cop acted in good faith and what the reasonable response would be. -
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Ross: Can America really withstand $200 a barrel?
Saudi Arabia has threatened to up the price of oil if America gets too nosy about the disappearance of journalist and commentator Jamal Khashoggi. But we'll be fine, right? Don't we have energy options other than oil? -
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Bellevue residents believe coyotes are killing their pets
Residents of several Bellevue neighborhoods say their pets and other animals are disappearing and they believe coyotes are to blame. Now they want state wildlife officials to help get rid of them -
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Rantz: UW staffer cyberbullied, secretly recorded conservative students she didn’t like
A teacher’s assistant at the University of Washington took to Twitter to bully and then secretly audio record conservative students organizing a Brett Kavanaugh celebration. -
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A climatologist's argument against I-1631's carbon fee
A University of Washington climatologist says that if you care about climate change, you should vote against I-1631 that aims to establish a carbon fee in Washington state.
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