Ivar's closes full-service Seattle restaurants until spring due to COVID
Ivar's Acres of Clams on the Seattle waterfront and the Salmon House on Lake Union are going "into hibernation" until spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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To keep air travel as safe as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Inslee announced new protocols that will be in place at airports statewide. -
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KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss a sobering milestone the U.S. passed this week: 200,000 deaths from COVID-19. -
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In cases involving a no-knock warrant, there is always a risk to the public. Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna thinks maybe it's not worth the risk. -
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WSP responds to 86 collisions in King County across 20 hours on rainy Wednesday
Rainy weather and slick roads led to a difficult day Wednesday, with troopers responding to 86 collisions across King County in a 20-hour period. -
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SPD officer placed on leave after video shows him rolling bike over protester's neck
Video from protests in Seattle on Wednesday night shows a police officer rolling a bicycle over a man's neck as he laid on the ground. -
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Ross: Breonna Taylor decision is about more than racial bias
The shooting of Breonna Taylor in her home while she slept may be a prime example of racial bias, but there’s another issue here too. -
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West Marginal Way could lose half its capacity, even as lifeline for West Seattle
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Seattle Police Guild head: Council veto shows mob activism winning the day
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SPD arrests 13 during Wednesday protest in wake of Breonna Taylor decision
SPD arrested 13 people Wednesday night, as part of a protest over a decision by a grand jury to indict one of three officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor.
