Leaders urge Seattleites to protest peacefully after Chauvin verdict
Seattle leaders addressed city residents Tuesday, urging anyone demonstrating to remain peaceful in the wake of Derek Chauvin's conviction.
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Attorney: No justice yet in Tacoma death strikingly similar to George Floyd’s
In the wake of Derek Chauvin's conviction for the death of George Floyd, the Tacoma family of Manuel Ellis is still pushing for justice of its own. -
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Washington Legislature OKs open carry ban at Capitol
The Washington state Legislature approved a bill Tuesday banning open carrying of firearms at the Capitol building in Olympia. -
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Seattle Police Department details changes since George Floyd's death
Moments after a judge read the jury's verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, the Seattle Police Department released a statement listing the changes it's made in the past year. -
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State's return to in-person learning has been 'very different East vs West'
All schools in Washington must now offer at least part-time in-person learning for any student who wants it, but each district makes its own plan. -
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Health officer: Snohomish County 'in serious jeopardy' of rolling back to Phase 2
Snohomish County is at risk of being one of the next counties to roll back to Phase 2 of reopening when the state re-evaluates COVID-19 data May 3. -
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Fahrenthold: Why gun control legislation is 'difficult' to pass, enforce
With more mass shootings in the United States over the weekend, what will be the thing that finally gets Congress to do something about gun control? -
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Green Valley Fire near Auburn threatened some homes
A slow-moving fire in forest land between Black Diamond and Auburn is now contained after burning through a lot of undergrowth. -
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Ross: Artificial intelligence is coming for cars, like it or not
Artificial intelligence is coming, like it or not. Cornell philosophy professor Shaun Nichols even predicts you'll be able to select your driving algorithm. -
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New budget forecast paints rosy picture for Seattle's post-pandemic recovery
Seattle's financial future is brighter than originally predicted, having taken a positive turn over the last five months according to a new budget forecast. -
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Rantz: Sword, meth, and trash remain as School Board refuses to sweep encampment
A growing encampment that threatens student and staff safety at Seattle's Broadview-Thompson K-8 remains in place. Parents are outraged and concerned. -
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Sec. of State Wyman: New voting laws would 'force us to make changes' in Washington
Debate begins this week as supporters launch campaigns to encourage Congress to pass the "For the People Act" (HR 1), which aims to change voting laws. -
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Accountability group received over 19,000 complaints against SPD from protests in 2020
Seattle's Office of Police Accountability released an expansive report last week, detailing the thousands of complaints the oversight body received in 2020. -
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Seattle-area Proud Boy facing charges for Capitol riot headed back to jail
A federal judge has ordered Ethan Nordean, a local Proud Boy accused of being a leader in the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol, back to jail. -
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Back to school but not back to normal
Many middle and high school students statewide are setting foot in classrooms for the first time since March 2020, and it might take some getting used to. -
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Auburn the latest Puget Sound city to tighten rules for homeless camping
Auburn City Council will vote Monday on a measure that would make it a criminal offense to camp in public parks or on other city properties.
