Suspect accused of killing Bothell Police officer is being held without bail
The man accused of killing Bothell Police Officer Jonathan Shoop and wounding another officer is being held without bail. Charges should be filed by Friday.
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Unemployment payment delays have had 'disastrous collateral consequences'
Thousands of people in Washington have been waiting months to get their first sign of any unemployment money, but legal help could be on the way. -
Tom and Curley
Canlis restaurant embarks on its next new venture: The Crab Shack
After a burger drive-through, family meal delivery service, and drive-in movies, Canlis is about to embark on its next new venture: The Canlis Crab Shack. -
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Snohomish County grant aims to help uplift local aerospace companies
The travel halt caused by COVID-19 has severely impacted the aerospace industry. But a new Snohomish County grant can help. -
Jason Rantz
WA GOP Chair: Democrats are silent on defund police movement
Caleb Heimlich, WA GOP chairman, on what the party is doing to help back police, and why upcoming elections will be crucial. -
Feliks Banel
Summer cherries’ Northwest roots grow back to the 1840s
Nothing says summertime quite like the taste of cherries, and Washington's role in the development of one famous variety is a story ripe for the picking. -
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Gov. Inslee extends pause on Washington reopening as cases hit new highs
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Governor Inslee's continued freeze on Washington's phased reopening plan. -
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'Support SPD' protesters gather in front of City Hall Wednesday
Protesters are gathering in front of City Hall Wednesday, voicing their opposition to a bid from city councilmembers to cut SPD's budget by 50%. -
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Community mourns as memorial for slain Bothell officer continues to grow
A makeshift memorial for slain Bothell officer Jonathan Shoop continued to grow overnight, with a steady stream of visitors paying their respects. -
Dave Ross
Ross: Human nature will prevent us from stopping next pandemic
Even with COVID-19 as a cautionary tale, odds are our aversion to prevention will see us fail to stop the next pandemic, argues biologist David Lodge. -
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Sound Transit pushes Congress for pandemic relief to stay afloat
As it continues to struggle from fallout brought on the COVID-19 crisis, Sound Transit is looking to Congress for assistance to stay afloat. -
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Seattle teachers union: Plan for resuming classes in person is 'reckless'
The Seattle teachers union issued a statement this week, expressing its opposition to resuming in-person classes this fall. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle councilmembers feigned police support before 'defund police'
While the Seattle City Council suddenly attacks the police by supporting the defund police movement, many previously pretended to support them. -
Todd Herman
Herman: Media silent as irreversible damage is done to teenage girls
In Washington state, girls as young as thirteen can get on testosterone without parental permission. Children’s Hospital and Mary Bridge are making money with this. -
Rachel Belle
Kirkland's Juanita High School is retiring the 'Rebels' mascot
After years of debate, the Lake Washington School District Superintendent decided to retire Juanita High School's mascot, the Rebels. -
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Gov. Inslee extends pause of reopening phases in Washington state
Gov. Inslee said Tuesday that the pause in reopening will remain until at least July 28, so counties won't move forward in the Safe Start phases.
