Fired Seattle cop says ‘We’re beyond a lynch mob mentality here’
The Seattle cop at the center of a controversial use of force incident that has a federal judge asking questions before approving the new contract, says he regrets how things unfolded, but he deserves his job back.
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Scary picture of past global warming event painted in UW study
Curtis Deutsch recently released a study in the journal Science that is the stuff of global warming nightmares, or at least a major motion picture about a dystopian past.Comments -
Jason Rantz
Rep. Manweller: Seattle Times 'like a prom queen jilted on dance night'
State Representative Matt Manweller is not happy with a Seattle Times editorial asking him to immediately resign, as he had said he would, comparing them to a jilted prom queen. -
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Pearl Jam guitarist mentors foster children in music-making
For Pearl Jam guitarist, Mike McCready, music has been a lifelong passion. So when he was recently asked to help five young aspiring musicians produce a song, he jumped at the chance. -
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Mariners sign new lease — next step, new stadium name?
The Seattle Mariners have officially renewed their lease for 25 years, opening the door for the renaming of their stadium following Safeco opting not to renew their agreement with the team. -
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Are shootings contagious? Prosecutors look at gun violence like disease
King County prosecutors believe shootings are contagious, and are using local crime data to try and prevent shootings before they happen. -
Dori Monson
Dori: Jay Inslee wants billions from us to build national 'green' image
Jay Inslee wants to take billions of dollars from the voters in this state, all to prove to the rest of the country that he is the "greenest" 2020 presidential candidate. -
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Seattle City Council creates office for reporting sexual harassment
The City of Seattle's new Office of the Ombud comes after hundreds of city staff said they had been been subjected to harassment or discrimination. -
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'Parade of storms' set to move through Northwest through weekend
We hope you enjoyed what little Seattle got of freezing winter weather, because the rainy season is already riding into full effect beginning Tuesday. -
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Washington State Ferries worker assaulted at Colman Dock
A Washington State Ferries worker was assaulted at Colman Dock early Monday morning -- he then assaulted the two troopers who detained him following his arrest. -
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Licton Springs gas leak draws firefighters, hazmat team
A gas leak in Seattle's University District has caused an evacuation and a massive fire department response along with a hazmat team. -
Dori Monson
Dori: Aubrey Bowlin attacker held up as tragic gun violence victim
The man who was fatally shot while choking out motorcyclist Aubrey Bowlin in a road rage incident is being held up as a victim of gun violence, even though this was a clear case of self-defense. -
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How the Seahawks made me come home for Christmas
I had moved away, across the country, for a new life. And I had no intention of returning home to Seattle for Christmas. But a chance viewing of a Seahawks game changed that. -
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Gun rights advocates: New gun safety agenda proof of slippery slope
The Alliance for Gun Responsibility has released its legislative priorities for 2019. They include 14 goals. -
Dave Ross
Ross: Calling on the Billionaire Super Friends to solve climate change
We've been warned again and again. We've tried taxes and policies, but nothing seems to work. Could the Billionaire Super Friends please get together to solve out climate change problem? -
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'White Supremacists' suspected in Lynnwood hate crime attack
A previously reported, early morning bar fight in Lynnwood has turned out to be an attack waged by alleged white supremacists on the anniversary of a Northwest neo-Nazi martyr's death.
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