Biden administration rescinds Seattle's 'anarchist jurisdiction' label
Joe Biden issued an executive order Wednesday, rescinding the "anarchist jurisdiction" classification the Trump administration had imposed on Seattle.
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King County judge upholds series of Seattle eviction protections
A King County judge upheld a trio of Seattle eviction protection laws Wednesday, in the face of a legal challenge levied by a coalition of local landlords. -
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Amber Alert canceled for 5-year-old girl out of Renton
An Amber Alert has been issued for a 5-year-old girl named Azalia, last seen inside a vehicle in a Renton Safeway parking lot. -
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Puget Sound parents on how they feel about their school districts' reopening plans
KIRO Radio's Gee & Ursula Show opened the phone lines for parents to share how they feel about what's happening in their kids' school district. -
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Evacuation lifted after natural gas leak causes underground fire in Seattle's Central District
A natural gas leak and underground fire in Seattle’s Central District has caused power outages and evacuations. -
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Candidate chosen to lead King County homelessness authority turns down job
Regina Cannon, the candidate chosen to be the CEO of the nascent King County homelessness authority, has reportedly turned down the job. -
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Todd Herman Show Notes: 2.24.2021
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Ross: Can we handle the future?
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Majority digs in on new taxes as Legislature nears halfway mark of session
Expect a flurry of floor action in the state Legislature in the next two weeks, with at least half a dozen proposals for new taxes on the table. -
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Opinion: Shades of hypocrisy, similarities in Seattle minimum wage and hazard pay debates
The battle for fair wages in Seattle is defined by defined by an argument from large-scale employers, who claim that increased wages are bad for everyone. -
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WA lawmakers call on Biden to make reopening US/Canada border 'immediate priority'
Washington state's Congressional delegation issued a letter to President Biden, calling on him prioritize the reopening of the U.S./Canada border. -
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Light snow falls across Puget Sound region Tuesday evening
A band of light snow fell across the Puget Sound region on Tuesday evening, reaching areas north and south of downtown Seattle. -
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Dash cam video shows dump truck hopping concrete barrier onto I-405
New dash cam video sent to the Washington State Patrol is helping investigators map out the events that led to a dump truck hopping a concrete barrier and landing onto I-405 last week. -
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Seattle to set up homeless shelters in downtown, Belltown hotels
The City of Seattle announced Tuesday that it will begin using a pair of hotels as 24/7 enhanced shelter spaces for homeless individuals. -
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Dems, GOP set to spar over future of Washington's transportation budget
The Washington Legislature has a trio of competing proposals right now for the state's transportation budget over the next decade-plus. -
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UW doctor on how we can ensure return to normal 'sooner rather than later'
If enough people get vaccinated in the months ahead, we could be on our way to a return to some semblance of normal life, says the UW's Dr. Vin Gupta.
