With over 2 million ballots in, Washington doubles down on election security
Amid unprecedented voter turnout, Washington election officials delivered an update on what the state is doing to strengthen its election security.
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Last day for online voter registration in Washington state
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Trick or Street Blocks in Seattle allow for socially distant Halloween
As Halloween approaches and the COVID-19 pandemic continues, people are coming up with creative ways to celebrate while being safe and socially distant. -
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Local law enforcement groups prepare for post-election unrest
Police and even the Washington National Guard are preparing for post-election protests and unrest as there are concerns that things could turn violent. -
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Ross: Tough questions for both candidates on '60 Minutes'
The president cut his "60 Minutes" interview short because he didn’t like how he was treated. But if "60 Minutes" was in the tank for Joe, they have a funny way of showing it. -
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COVID-19 updates: What exactly is a close contact?
The state Department of Health says there have been nearly 103K coronavirus cases in Washington state, and 2,296 people have died from the virus statewide. -
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Horse gets loose, takes a trot along busy Marysville road
It's one thing when a dog gets loose and takes off into traffic, but a horse will really turn heads. That's exactly what happened in Marysville Sunday morning. -
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Rantz: Tacoma teacher tried recruiting kids to join progressive campaigns in class
While parents trusted schools to teach their kids free of political bias, one class in Tacoma tried to recruit students to join Progressive political campaigns. -
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Seattle police fatally shoot dog that mauled owner
A Seattle police officer shot a dog to death while responding to a call for help from the pet owner, who was severely mauled by the animal. -
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Crews eradicate 'murder hornets' in Whatcom County
Crews from the WSDA and USDA gathered in the predawn hours Saturday on a property in Whatcom County to eradicate what we've all come to know as the murder hornets. -
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Election Town Hall: 8th District proves a challenging race for any candidate
For the fifth edition of this ongoing series, we share our thoughts on how candidates in the 8th Congressional District must appeal to people across the political spectrum. -
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How has COVID-19 impacted your life? Gee & Ursula listeners tell their stories
Gee and Ursula listeners tell their own stories about how COVID-19 has impacted their lives, health, and careers this year. -
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Business in former CHOP says 4 months later, area still not back to normal
A longtime Capitol Hill proprietor says the area once known as the CHOP has quieted down, but it's still not business as usual. -
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As Seattle fights threat to federal grant money, those depending on the funds worry
With the Trump administration threatening to pull federal funding from Seattle, local business owners are anxious about the long term consequences. -
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Gee & Ursula: The real star of the final presidential debate wasn't either candidate
A spirited but more subdued second presidential debate saw one person rise above both candidates as the real star of the night's events. -
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What are you grateful for? Gee & Ursula listeners sound off
Open Phones: What has someone recently done for you, that you’re grateful for? Gee and Ursula listens sound off. -
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Land owner describes 'exciting' hunt for 'murder hornets' nest
Josie Shelton owns the 40-acre property the first U.S. murder hornet nest was found on, and described her experience to KIRO Radio's Dori Monson Show.
