Lawsuit alleges SPD forcing 'de facto protest tax' by using crowd control
A lawsuit filed against the City of Seattle alleges that demonstrators are being subject to a "de facto protest tax" due to "unabated violence" by police.
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Pacific Lutheran University offering tuition-free year to all current students
Pacific Lutheran University will be giving an additional tuition-free year to all undergraduate students enrolled full time for the 2020-2021 academic year. -
Dori Monson
Barber fined $90K says he has the power of the Constitution on his side
Bob Martin, a barber in Snohomish, owes $90,000 in fines for reopening his shop in May, according to the Everett Herald. -
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Stop parking on highway shoulders when you're having fun
If you find the trailhead parking lot or the spots for your favorite river float are full, find another place to go instead. Don't park on the highway. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Defund Seattle police activists are acting like terrorists
Some defund Seattle police activists are threatening public officials by showing up to their homes. Their intent? Intimidate politicians into supporting their position. -
Jason Rantz
Sen. Fortunato emphasizes repeat offenders, homeless in bid for governor
Sen. Phil Fortunato (R-Auburn) on his run for Governor, emphasizing his legislative experience in combating repeat offenders and homelessness. -
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How the rare mail-in ballot mistake can happen -- and what you should do
A Seattle resident in the process of becoming a U.S. citizen says he received a primary ballot by mistake. What should you do if this happens to you? -
Dori Monson
Neighbors defend Police Chief Best's home, claim crowd terrorized area
Police Chief Best’s neighbors tell Dori they'll keep defending their neighbors and neighborhood from groups who come to intimidate officials at their homes. -
Dave Ross
Why resistance to wearing masks is enduring months into coronavirus
Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen explains why resistance to wearing masks has endured and the evidence behind their utility. -
Michael Medved
Misguided payouts based on ancestry, not actions
To the greatest extent possible, your progress in life should reflect your own efforts, and not your family’s past. -
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Washington announces it has cleared unemployment backlog of over 81,000 claims
Washington's Employment Security Department says it has now officially cleared its backlog of unemployment claims filed between March and June. -
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WA Secretary of State: Trump comments about mail-in voting fraud 'undermines confidence'
Secretary of State Kim Wyman says the President's comments about mail-in voting systems being fraudulent undermines public trust in election results. -
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SPD Chief Best pens letter to city council after crowd marches to her home
A crowd showed up at a home owned by Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best this weekend. She sent a letter to the city council, urging them to end these tactics. -
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Police investigating shooting, robbery at Issaquah Costco
Thieves drove a vehicle through the front of the Issaquah Costco and stole an unknown amount of jewelry early Sunday morning before the store was open. -
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COVID-19 updates: 58,715 cases and 1,600 deaths in Washington state
The state DOH says 1,600 people have died from coronavirus in Washington state. -
Jason Rantz
Assistant Sec of Health: Time to act, but 'don't hit the panic button in Seattle'
ADM Brett P. Giroir, M.D., coronavirus task force member, on the push for more tests in Washington and elsewhere, and what we've learned about COVID-19.
