Rantz: After attacks and taxes, Amazon looks to expand out of Seattle
After attacks from the City Council, E-commerce giant Amazon appears ready for further expansion outside of Seattle. This could have crippling economic impacts.
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REI to ax Bellevue headquarters as it reevaluates remote work policies
With many companies unsure of when they'll have employees return to office spaces, REI has reportedly opted to sell its Bellevue headquarters. -
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'I'm not going to be window dressing': Key police reform activist quits Inslee task force
Three weeks into the governor's 10-week police reform task force, activist Andre Taylor has walked away, calling it a waste of time. -
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Long-time Washington incumbents facing tight races in November election
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90-degree heat set to arrive in Puget Sound region over weekend
The Puget Sound region could be set for a heat wave this weekend, with temperatures in some areas getting into the mid-to-upper 90s. -
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Washington to teach all officers to 'redefine loyalty' when cops break rules
At the state Criminal Justice Training Commission, all new officers will learn "active bystandership." Former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr explains. -
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What will online school look like this fall in Washington?
Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo discuss the decision from many school districts across Washington state to start classes online this fall. -
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Return to in-person learning in Washington will take 'tremendous community effort'
Chris Reykdal, state Superintendent of Public Instruction, says there has to be a drop in community transmission before it's safe for in-person learning. -
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Washington Department of Health changes test reporting for COVID-19
In a change from its current reporting method, the state DOH will soon report COVID-19 testing data by using the total number of tests completed. -
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K9 killed, suspect injured after officer involved shooting in Tacoma
Reports are surfacing of an officer involved shooting in Tacoma overnight. This is a developing story. -
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How will council's SPD cuts impact Washington's statewide elections?
Washington State GOP chairman Caleb Heimlich weighs in on how the SPD cuts could have the potential to impact statewide elections. -
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Rantz: Inslee gives illegal immigrants $40 million as unemployment still a mess
Governor Jay Inslee still owes legal Washington residents unemployment benefits but nevertheless announced he'll hand out $40 million to illegal immigrants. -
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Seattle to build 600 apartments to help house city's homeless
Seattle city leaders announced a new initiative Wednesday, which will soon invest in 600 new apartments to help house the city's homeless population. -
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Pierce County looks to avoid defunding in effort to reform law enforcement
In the midst of historic cuts to Seattle's police budget, law enforcement agencies in Pierce County are looking to take a different tact with police reform. -
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'Devastated' Seattle police officer slams council’s defund vote
Seattle Police officer and former city council candidate Sergio Garcia reacts to the budget cuts, and Chief Best's resignation. -
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Media outlets ask state Supreme Court to intervene in SPD subpoena for protest footage
Media outlets are calling on the Washington Supreme Court to intervene in a subpoena from SPD for video footage from a late-May protest.
