State superintendent says parents are divided on reopening schools
State Superintendent Chris Reykdal says a few weeks ago, most parents wanted to send kids back to school. That may have changed with the spike in cases.
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Durkan, Best lay out proposal for 'reenvisioning' of SPD's budget
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Actor Danny Trejo is the latest guest on 'Your Last Meal'
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Officials enforce reopening rules at King County restaurants
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Six people injured in shooting near Kent bus stop
Six people were injured in a shooting near a bus stop in Kent Monday evening. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: County director commented on dead man's genitalia. Complaint swept under rug?
A complaint lodged against a powerful law enforcement oversight director was mishandled and swept under the rug, according to a King County Sheriff's Deputy. -
Gee and Ursula
Three cars stolen from Ballard home in one night
A Ballard resident had three cars stolen in one night and joined Gee & Ursula to discuss what happened. -
Dori Monson
Bellevue Police Chief describes 'chaotic scene' of Saturday's shooting, stabbing
Two died, two were hurt after a shooting and stabbing in downtown Bellevue on Saturday. Police Chief Steve Mylett shares more details about the incident. -
Dave Ross
Potential coronavirus mutations impacting infection rate and vaccines
Coronavirus mutations may play a major role in infection rates and potential vaccines. How will that impact us? Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen joined Seattle's Morning News to discuss. -
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Will Washington schools reopen? The decision might be yours to make
Deciding whether or not to reopen schools for in-person instruction will be up to local school districts, says the WA Superintendent of Public Instruction. -
Jason Rantz
King County Council looking to appoint rather than elect sheriff
King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht on the move to appoint, rather than elect, her position. -
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Rate of new COVID-19 cases in Washington now exceeds March peak
The seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases in Washington now exceeds the peak level the state had seen during its early-March outbreak. -
Dave Ross
Ross: How to manage the clash over police budgets
As many call for cuts to police budgets, how about something really radical? Give the budget book to protesters and hire them to go through it. -
Local News
Man subdued after threatening passengers on flight out of Seattle
A red-eye flight from Seattle to Chicago turned violent just minutes after takeoff Saturday, when a man started threatening to kill everyone. -
Local News
Responders battle large fire on Aurora Avenue in Seattle
Firefighters battled a two-alarm fire in the 2400 block of Aurora Avenue North in Seattle Monday morning, where several people were reportedly injured. -
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Petition to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan clears first hurdle
A Friday ruling from a King County judge will allow a petition to recall Seattle Mayor Durkan to move forward with the signature-gathering process. -
Coronavirus Updates
COVID-19 updates: 41,757 cases in WA, 1,399 deaths
There are now more than 40,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Washington state along with over 1,400 deaths. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Time to fight Seattle's defund police movement before it's too late
If reasonable Seattle voters don't immediately fight back against the dangerous 'defund police' movement, it will be too late. Lives are quite literally on the line. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: CHOP shooting victim arrested for domestic violence assault
A surviving victim of a CHOP shooting was previously charged with assault stemming from a brutal alleged domestic violence incident.
