Owner of Point Roberts' only grocery store says she must close
The owner of Point Roberts' only grocery store says she will be forced to close next month if Canada and the U.S. don't ease border restrictions.
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Teamsters aims to step up efforts to unionize Amazon workers
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UW police officers claim culture of racism is unbearable
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J.P. Crawford, still raking faces, ‘just comfortable’ at the plate
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Jason Rantz
Rantz: Middle schoolers get flyer, says they can get abortions, Plan B without asking parents
A Tacoma middle school teacher distributed a flyer to 8th graders on abortion, birth control, consent laws, and more. It told kids they didn't need parental consent. -
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State officials worried about Gamma variant ahead of summer events
With the Gamma variant spreading rapidly through Washington, state health experts are worried about summer travel and the Fourth of July. -
Feliks Banel
Remembering the Washington judge famous for his 'monumental' 1974 decision
Sometimes lost in the history of the Boldt Decision is the story of Judge Boldt himself. But a recent donation of artifacts sheds new light. -
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School board votes to eliminate Native American mascots in Marysville
The Marysville School Board has voted to remove the Native American mascots at the high school and Totem Middle School, home of the Thunderbirds. -
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Man accused of stealing car, gun from SPD officer killed along I-5 charged with 3 felonies
Three felony charges have been filed against a man accused of stealing an SPD's officer’s car moments after she was killed in a roadside crash. -
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Seattle councilmember touts 'win-win' approach to addressing downtown homeless camps
Councilmember Andrew Lewis believes that a new program could provide the right formula to finally address Seattle's homeless crisis. -
Todd Herman
Todd Herman Show Notes 6.23.2021
Catch up on the latest Todd Herman Show Notes. -
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Mistaken arrest made for man suspected of throwing rocks onto Seattle freeway
Law enforcement reports that it made a mistaken arrest in one of the cases involving rocks being thrown onto freeways in downtown Seattle. -
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Western Washington enters dangerous wildfire territory ahead of weekend heatwave
With red flag warnings issued in parts of Washington amid this week's hot weather, learn how you can protect yourself from wildfire smoke. -
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Gov. Inslee to extend eviction moratorium in short term
Gov. Inslee's office confirmed on Tuesday that the governor intends to provide a short-term bridge extension of the state's eviction moratorium. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle teacher caught playing vulgar song to middle schoolers
A Seattle middle school teacher was caught playing vulgar, inappropriate music to his students raising serious questions on judgment. -
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King County buys hotel in Renton to house homeless
King County bought a second hotel -- this time in Renton -- to help house the homeless population. The former Extended Stay America hotel cost the county $28.6 million dollars. -
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Man shot, killed at Seattle bus stop
A man was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon while standing at a bus stop in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood. -
Dave Ross
Fahrenthold: How much is too much nepotism in the White House?
Is the Washington Post's mission to try to balance the number of Donald Trump scandals with Biden scandals it's able to find? The latest might be nepotism. -
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King County councilmember pushing to condemn park near downtown Seattle courthouse
Councilmember Reagan Dunn is pushing to have the county condemn a park neighboring the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle.
