Toasty Father's Day Weekend to give way to 90 temps
Forecasters say temperatures will stay in the 60s and 70s into Saturday, and then climb into the 70s and 80s for Father's Day on Sunday.
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Why the pandemic is fueling violence and negative behavior
A recent surge in gun violence may be linked to the pandemic. In fact, the pandemic, and what it's doing to our brains, may be fueling all kinds of risky behavior. -
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Gov. Inslee says lots of talk, no decision yet on extending eviction moratorium
Governor Inslee says he knows it's urgent, but he is not ready to announce if the eviction moratorium will be extended past June 30 in Washington state. -
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Ten homicides reported in King County since start of June, family of victim calls for justice
Juan Barahona’s death marks the 17th homicide case to take place so far this year in King County, 10 of which took place within the first 15 days of June. -
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Amazon allots $300 million for housing near mass transit
Amazon is providing $300 million in low-interest loans to support housing located near mass transit in the Washington, D.C., area and the Seattle and Nashville, Tennessee, regions. -
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Gov. Inslee announces vaccine lottery for military personnel, veterans
Vaccinated veterans and active military duty personnel in Washington will now be included in a new program and lottery, says Gov. Inslee. -
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'Delta variant should be that warning flag,' says Tacoma ER doctor
There's a perfect storm happening now with the return of near-normal behavior, the leveling off in people getting vaccinated, and the new Delta variant. -
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State Senator says 'it's been time to reopen,' pushes to start recovery now
There's a number of voices in Washington state, including state Senator Jeff Wilson, calling for the state to reopen now and not wait until June 30. -
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Rescue mission turns to recovery for man in Lake Washington
A rescue has turned into a recovery effort after Bellevue Fire officials say a man drowned in Lake Washington while trying to save two children. -
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Todd Herman Show Notes: 6.17.2021
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'Things need to change': King County CM details plan to explore universal basic income
A King County Councilmember laid out some of the specifics for his plan to fund a study into the possibility of a universal basic income program. -
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Ross: President Biden speaks softly and carries a big economy
President Biden is saying we don’t have to threaten Putin. He will come to realize on his own that his Texas-size economy can’t afford a fight with the USA. -
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Rantz: School warns that concerns over gender identity lessons to kids is 'microaggression' against LGBTQ+
Elementary teachers asked to teach kids about pansexuals and gender identities were warned against microaggressions towards the LGBTQ community. -
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WA Auditor's Office: No information 'misused' so far in Accellion breach
So far, it doesn't look like anyone's information has been stolen and misused after the data breach of Accellion, which was used by the state. -
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Getting flags at city hall flown at half-staff for slain SPD officer 'proving to be a battle'
Flags at Seattle City Hall have yet to be lowered to half-staff following the death of SPD officer Lexi Harris, according to SPOG President Mike Solan. -
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Wrongful death lawsuit filed over SPD officer's ruse that may have led to suspect's suicide
The mother and friends of a Seattle man who committed suicide in 2018 have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city.
