Lawmaker explains how the infrastructure bill impacts us all
Will there be an agreement on the infrastructure bill anytime soon by the US Congress? Washington Representative Derek Kilmer is hopeful.
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Seattle mayoral candidates lay out plans to address homelessness
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Where did all the Southern Resident orcas go?
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Vaccines don't stop delta variant transmission, virologist warns
Virologist Angela Rasmussen explains new CDC findings which indicate that even those who are vaccinated are at risk of transmission of delta variant. -
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Rantz: School diversity director out for memes calling Christians, Republicans racist
Parents are up in arms after learning the district's diversity director posted hateful social media memes attacking Christians, Republicans and Trump voters. -
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Man killed in shooting, crash in Federal Way
A man in his 20s is dead following an argument, shooting, and crash Friday night in Federal Way. -
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Seattle police deploying extra units this weekend after uptick in shootings
The Seattle Police Department is adding extra units to three neighborhoods this weekend after a recent increase in gun violence. -
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'People are coming back,' but downtown Seattle needs leadership
With businesses finally beginning to reopen, the DSA's Jon Scholes is highlighting how downtown Seattle has taken the first steps on its road to recovery. -
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COVID cases have quadrupled in King County thanks to delta variant
King County Public Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin says COVID cases are on the rise across the county, with the emergence of the delta variant. -
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Lawmaker calls for shutdown of King County Courthouse after assault
County Councilmember Reagan Dunn is calling for the city and county to limit access to the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle. -
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Puget Sound region likely to see wildfire smoke this weekend
While the Puget Sound region has managed to dodge the worst of the fallout from the state's wildfires, smoke is expected to arrive Friday. -
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Behind in fundraising with razor-thin polls, Seattle City Attorney faces uncertain path to reelection
Twelve-year Seattle City Attorney incumbent Pete Holmes could very well be facing a difficult fight to keep his job with August's primary on the horizon. -
Tom and Curley
Should Seattle council shoulder the blame for city's 'violent crime spike'?
The Tom & Curley Show discusses a recent column from Seattle Times' Danny Westneat titled: "How the City Council left Seattle in a no man's land on crime." -
Feliks Banel
All Over The Map: Wilkeson Hand-Car Races are back on track
The peak event of the social season in the town of Wilkeson is back on track for Saturday as the famous hand-car races make their triumphant return. -
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Medical leaders in Washington support mandatory vaccinations for health care workers
Washington State Medical Association President Dr. Nathan Schlicher says the group would support mandatory vaccinations for health care workers. -
Tom Tangney
'Stillwater' does not run deep enough
Written and directed by Oscar-winning Tom McCarthy, 'Stillwater' is a contemporary story about a father's attempt to free his daughter from a French prison. -
Dave Ross
Ross: Here comes the COVID sequel
Keeping people outraged is all in good fun until something like COVID comes along and you end up in the ICU for believing what was pushed onto your screen. -
Todd Herman
Todd Herman Show 7.30.2021
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