Group pushes lawsuits alleging 'manipulation' of state's election results
Lawsuits filed in three counties allege that auditors manipulated ballots during the 2020 election in Washington, while pushing for a forensic audit.
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Day four of carpenters' strike across Puget Sound region
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Drayer: A lot to look forward to for Mariners, still alive in playoff race
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State ending phone number to tattle on bad drivers
The phone number you can use to report HOV violators and ferry line cutters is going away. -
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Researchers fear recent death of Puget Sound orca could have 'severe consequences'
Researchers believe that two missing Southern Resident orcas are likely deceased, including one of the most 'prolific' females in the entire region. -
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Fahrenthold: Taxpayers paid $1.7 million to protect Trump's four kids, three officials
There's quite a bit of taxpayer money that went to the Secret Service to protect not just the president, but a bunch of other people as well. -
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Mayor Durkan extends Seattle eviction moratorium into January 2022
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced Tuesday that she will be extending the city's eviction moratorium through Jan. 15, 2022. -
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Affordable housing project at Northgate Metro site takes step forward
King County is moving forward with the plan to build 232 affordable housing units near the soon-to-open Northgate Link light rail station. -
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Todd Herman Show Notes: 9.21.2021
Read and Watch the latest sources and news media related to the Todd Herman Show on AM 770 KTTH. -
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Good to Go sends out first toll statements from new system
Washington's Good to Go tolling system got an upgrade earlier this summer, and now the first bills and statements are coming out. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: District tells staff to defend critical race theory, but deny they teach it
Puyallup School District staff were given partisan talking points to deny that they teach Critical Race Theory and attack Republicans. -
Gee and Ursula
What can latest from Pfizer tell us about when state's kids will be eligible for vaccine?
When will the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine be available to Washington state's children? Based on the latest from the company, it could be soon. -
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Second victim of July Maple Valley hit-and-run driver sought
Detectives believe that a 15-year-old accused of a fatal July hit-and-run may be responsible for at least one additional incident. -
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Labor board: Fred Meyer, QFC ban on Black Lives Matter buttons violated law
A labor board says that Fred Meyer and QFC violated labor laws when they banned employees from wearing Black Lives Matter-themed buttons. -
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State troopers stop woman attempting to drive golf cart onto freeway
State troopers apprehended a woman attempting to drive a golf cart into oncoming traffic on SR 167 over the weekend. -
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Gov. Inslee asks federal government to step in, help state with hospital capacity crisis
Gov. Jay Inslee has sent a letter petitioning the federal government to provide aid for Washington hospitals dealing with surges in COVID patients. -
Dori Monson
Federal Way mom says school district is unprepared for class to quarantine
A mom in Federal Way says her son's entire class has to be in quarantine after one kid tested positive for COVID, and there's no remote learning option. -
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Seattle leaders announce new funding for permanent supportive housing
A big announcement is expected Monday from Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan that aims to help people experiencing homelessness get and keep housing.
