Heaps: Seahawks’ D-line, tight ends are critical to beating Patriots
With the Seahawks fresh off of beating the Atlanta Falcons in Week 1, the New England Patriots come to town with a new quarterback and an apparent commitment to running the ball.
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Jason Rantz
Rantz: As crimes surge, Seattle politicians to cut felony arrests, defund police
As King County and Seattle crime surges, Executive Dow Constantine hopes to end felony incarceration as he embraces a move to defund police. -
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‘They killed my son’: Mother of man killed by deputy in Auburn says shooting could have been prevented
An investigation is underway after a deputy with the King County Sheriff’s Office shot and killed a 32-year-old man in Auburn on Saturday. -
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Air quality improves to 'good' levels as smoke finally clears out of Western Washington
With rainy weather clearing much of the smoke from Western Washington, air quality saw sizable improvements overnight into Saturday. -
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Downtown Edmonds cancels trick-or-treating as pandemic Halloween looms
As downtown Edmonds cancels trick-or-treating and creative candy-sharing ideas float on social media, one thing is sure: Halloween 2020 will be different. -
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Pier 57 closed due to proximity to collapsed pier, potential for structural failure
Pier 57 on the Seattle's Waterfront, home to the Great Wheel and Miner's Landing, was closed unexpectedly at 5 p.m. Friday. -
Dori Monson
Seattle's Hardwick Hardware closes after 88 years due to crime, taxes
Dean Hardwick, owner of Hardwick and Sons Hardware in Seattle, is closing his business for good this weekend after 88 years. -
Michael Medved
No time for 'The Devil All the Time'
Michael Medved says 'The Devil All the Time' highlights vast gaps between coastal creative elites and real denizens of the heartland. -
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New interim SPD Chief ready to lead with focus on trust building
Whether building trust with the community or with officers who feel unsupported, interim Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz is ready for the challenge. -
Dave Ross
Former AG McKenna: Hard to enforce emergency orders as pandemic continues
Rob McKenna on the Pennsylvania case that overturned COVID restrictions, and his belief that the longer the pandemic lasts, the harder it will be to enforce emergency orders. -
Jason Rantz
Seattleite behind Sawant recall effort details next steps after court victory
Ernie Lou discusses the recall effort against Socialist City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant, talking next steps and how it's a grassroots campaign. -
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Not too late to enroll in Washington health insurance plan for fall
If you lost your job -- and with it your health insurance -- you don't have to face a fall flu season and global pandemic without health coverage. -
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Chris Reykdal, Maia Espinoza square off in debate as superintendent race heats up
The race for Washington state's superintendent continues to ramp up, highlighted by a virtual debate between the two candidates Thursday evening. -
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Dr. Duchin: It'd be 'foolish not to protect ourselves' from flu, COVID-19
Health officials say it's important for people to get a flu vaccination this year as flu season is expected to arrive while COVID-19 is still circulating. -
Feliks Banel
All Over The Map: How Chelan, Clallam and Clark Counties got their names
This month, the alphabetical journey around the Evergreen State continues, as we dive into the origins of Chelan, Clallam and Clark counties. -
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Report rules SPD officer didn't intentionally pepper-spray child during protest
Seattle's Office of Police Accountability (OPA) released its first set of findings regarding SPD's conduct during protests in late May and early June.
