Gov. Inslee to extend eviction moratorium in short term
Gov. Inslee's office confirmed on Tuesday that the governor intends to provide a short-term bridge extension of the state's eviction moratorium.
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NY Times: University of Washington police officers claim culture of racism is unbearable
Five Black officers with the University of Washington's police department have filed damage claims this week citing a culture of racism, according to a report in The New York Times. -
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Rantz: Seattle teacher caught playing vulgar song to middle schoolers
A Seattle middle school teacher was caught playing vulgar, inappropriate music to his students raising serious questions on judgment. -
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King County buys hotel in Renton to house homeless
King County bought a second hotel -- this time in Renton -- to help house the homeless population. The former Extended Stay America hotel cost the county $28.6 million dollars. -
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Man shot, killed at Seattle bus stop
A man was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon while standing at a bus stop in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood. -
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Fahrenthold: How much is too much nepotism in the White House?
Is the Washington Post's mission to try to balance the number of Donald Trump scandals with Biden scandals it's able to find? The latest might be nepotism. -
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King County councilmember pushing to condemn park near downtown Seattle courthouse
Councilmember Reagan Dunn is pushing to have the county condemn a park neighboring the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle. -
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Streetwise: Thurston County school teaches students about road safety
KIRO Traffic's Tracy Taylor talks to a Thurston County School that is teaching kids about road safety and traffic. -
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Gov. Inslee repeals trio of pandemic-related proclamations as state approaches reopening
Gov. Jay Inslee announced Monday that he would be rolling back three pandemic-related proclamations ahead of the state's scheduled reopening. -
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Ross: Can movement to merge part of Oregon with Idaho end with amicable divorce?
I don’t know how practical combining part of Oregon with Idaho actually is, but what impressed me is the way it's being pursued. -
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3.2 magnitude earthquake shakes near Olympia Monday night
Seismologists say a 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck roughly 25 miles northwest of Olympia early Monday night. -
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They’re back! Tourists return to downtown Seattle, masks and all
Thanks to sunny weather and increases in vaccinations, tourists have finally returned to Seattle's downtown core. -
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Todd Herman Show Notes: 6.22.2021
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Canada to ease some restrictions, but U.S./Canada border still closed
The U.S./Canada border may still be closed, but Canada is moving to ease some restrictions on returning Canadians and permanent residents. -
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Sister says Seattle's eviction moratorium makes it impossible to kick out her brother
A Seattle woman says she let her brother move into her house to help him out during a rough time, now she wants to sell and he won’t move out. -
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Seattle councilmember says he may have the formula to take on city's homeless crisis
Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis and the coalition behind him believes he’s found the right formula to take on the city’s homeless crisis.
