Rep. Heck on Mueller Report: This 'isn’t over by a long, long shot'
Washington Congressmember Denny Heck says that despite the Mueller Report's release, there is more work ahead for Congress and the issues surrounding Russian interference in the 2016 election are not settled.
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Criminals dropped off under Seattle overpass
A Yakima County Sheriff's van was spotted dropping off criminals in downtown Seattle. A concerned citizen took the video and sent it off to the Mayor's Office, and that sparked an investigation.Comments -
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Dori is vindicated over his $15 minimum wage predictions -- a survey of restaurants found that a higher minimum wage cost employees their jobs. -
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Questions, confusion after Senate passes 'catastrophic' measure limiting nurse shifts
Washington state nurses were stunned this week, when a bill originally intended to require uninterrupted breaks was passed in the Senate, limiting shifts to eight hours. So, how did this happen, and what's being done now to fix it? -
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Dori: Two King County Metro supervisors arrested for sex trafficking
Two King County Metro employees were arrested for aiding in the trafficking of minors within the same week. Is it a coincidence? -
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Dori Monson's Feedback Friday: Did Dori patronize black hole scientist?
In this week's Feedback Friday -- why did one listener find it terribly inappropriate for Dori to play the song "Stacy's Mom?" -
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Brother of slain deputy says his death was a consequence of ignoring immigration laws
One month after the death of Deputy Ryan Thompson at the hands of an illegal immigrant, Aaron Thompson explains why he feels sanctuary policy contributed to his brother's murder. -
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People for and against I-1000 -- including all three living former Washington governors -- debated whether affirmative action has a place in Washington state this week. -
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Instead of the radical and oppressive Green New Deal, Republicans should begin promoting a smart, practical Green Nuclear Deal, and sweep the election on that basis. -
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Prosecutors say carjacking suspect admitted killing truck's owner with owner's gun
King County prosecutors said a suspect on the run from several arrest warrants, admitted to investigators that he stole a truck Monday night and killed the truck's owner with a gun he found in the truck's center console. -
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Review: 'Sam's 50 Burger' essentially a bacon-avocado burger
Tom Amato is on a mission to find the best Seattle Burger. This week, he ventures to Sam's Tavern to see if avocado is actually good on a burger. -
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Teacher hurt in Lake City shooting spree gets to meet Aerosmith
A Seattle school teacher who was injured in a mass shooting in Lake City got a special moment of joy. But she wasn't going to let it keep her from seeing Aerosmith in concert. -
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State Democrats unveil new wealth inequality tax in Olympia
As state lawmakers continue work to get a budget deal done, a group of Senate Democrats are injecting a new idea into the mix: A tax on wealth inequality. -
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WSP emphasizes DUI patrols, rolls out upgraded mobile unit for 4/20
DUI emphasis patrols -- and an upgraded 26-foot-long mobile unit -- will be hitting the roads this weekend, coinciding with 4/20, the world's unofficial pot holiday. -
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Ross: Trump was saved from himself by disobedience
In President Trump's zeal to convince America of his innocence, he started issuing demands which, had they been followed, would very likely made him the second-coming of Richard Nixon. -
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All Over The Map: The man who named Elliott Bay and more
Elliott Bay, Eagle Harbor, and many other ports-of-call around Puget Sound all have something in common besides the seagulls, friendly boaters, and bracing sea air: US Navy Lieutenant Charles Wilkes.
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