Hospitality, business community reacts to Gov. Inslee's reopening date
Business owners across the state reacted to the reopening announcement Thursday from Gov. Inslee, with most happy to now have a plan in place.
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Housing homeless in King County hotels is 'faster, cheaper' solution
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CDC: Fully vaccinated people can largely ditch masks indoors
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Author of 'Crying In H Mart' finds comfort at Korean grocery chain after her mother's death
In the latest episode of "Your Last Meal," Michelle Zauner explores her relationship with her late mother through the Korean food that bonded them. -
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Brock Huard tells Cade Gebbers' story
Brock Huard joined the Dori Monson Show to tell a story of a young man from Washington state who took his own life about two months ago. -
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Juneteenth officially a state holiday in Washington
Gov. Inslee has officially made Juneteenth -- celebrated each year on June 19 -- a legal state holiday. -
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Amazon hiring for 2K jobs, offering signing bonus for vaccine proof
Across the United States and Canada, Amazon will be hiring 75,000 new employees, including more than 2,000 in Washington state. -
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Governor Inslee signs bill to reform state's unemployment system
The governor has signed into law a bill to reform the state's unemployment system with additional staff and regular reporting of statistics. -
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Gov. Inslee: Washington state on track for full reopening by June 30
As COVID cases seem to be declining, and thanks to progress the state has made in vaccinations, Gov. Inslee says Washington will be reopening by June 30. -
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Seattle police rescind invite to Rev Graham event, but send warm wishes for Eid al-Fitr
Last week, the Seattle Police Department rescinded an invitation to officers to attend a thank you dinner hosted by Christian evangelist Franklin Graham. -
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Kent City Council considers banning roosters after noise complaints
The city of Kent was considering banning roosters after people complained they made too much noise. -
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UW planning for return to campus life, in-person classes this fall
At this point, the University of Washington expects campus life, classes, and activities to be nearly back to normal this fall. -
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State DOH urges schools to reopen fully by fall as Seattle starts planning
The state DOH released new requirements for K-12 schools, pushing for them to return with "full time in-person education for all interested students." -
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Seahawks prepare to bring fans back to Lumen Field for 2021 season
The Seattle Seahawks are getting ready to play in front of fans at Lumen Field for the first time since before the start of the pandemic last year. -
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Cat nabs second rabid bat found in Western Washington in 2021
A cat in Thurston County caught the second rabid bat found in Western Washington so far in 2021, just days after the first one was found. -
Dave Ross
Ross: Looks like Ohio heard my vaccine lottery idea
Sometimes, when you spend years writing commentaries – which I’ve been doing since 1993 – you wonder if anyone’s listening. But sometimes you break through. -
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Backlash as SPD chief reverses OPA finding in pink umbrella tear gas incident
SPD Chief Adrian Diaz reversed a decision from the OPA on Wednesday, regarding a June 2020 protest where police deployed tear gas on Capitol Hill. -
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Investigation underway after triple shooting in Rainier Valley
An investigation is underway after a triple shooting Wednesday night in Seattle’s Rainier Valley.
