Northshore School District to test K-12 students weekly for COVID
Starting Monday, students in grades K-12 in the Northshore School District will start getting tested weekly for COVID-19.
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Ross: Convincing billionaires that Earth is more exciting than space
Instead of trying to tax billionaires, why not find a way to motivate them to want to spend their money on something besides just space? -
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Rantz: Mask mandate ignored at Seahawks game, highlights progressive hypocrisy
Seahawks ignored the mask mandate at Lumen Field. But will there be any consequences or media fretting over the super spreader threat? Nope. -
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'I feel heartbreak and anger': Kirkland nurse describes toll of pandemic over last year
Kirkland nurse Jenna Loney describes the toll the pandemic has taken on her and others in the health care industry over the last year-plus. -
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Idaho crisis impacts Washington hospitals' ability to care for patients
As Idaho goes into crisis standards of care, Washington hospitals are feeling the burden. Transfers are putting further strain on the fragile system. -
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WSDA runs into challenges with third Asian giant hornet nest
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is currently in the middle of eradicating its third Asian giant hornet nest for the year. -
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Local bar owner: Businesses will 'roll ahead as best we can' with new vaccine requirements
Streamline Tavern's Mike Smith joins the Gee and Ursula Show to discuss the vaccine verification mandate as a necessary step -
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83-year-old Everett man looking for stolen truck says 'it's like having one of your friends die on you'
An 83-year-old Everett-area man is looking for his mint condition 1997 F-250 truck, after it was stolen out of his driveway earlier this week. -
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COVID outbreak temporarily closes two Pacific Northwest schools
Two Portland area schools, Reynolds High and John Wetten Elementary, have closed over COVID outbreaks -
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Man arrested after accidentally leaving bag with 15,000 fentanyl pills behind at Seattle hotel
The Seattle Police Department recovered a duffel bag left behind at a downtown hotel containing 15,000 fentanyl pills on Thursday. -
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Collisions begin to pile up as wet weather arrives in Puget Sound region
With up to two inches of rainfall moving into the Puget Sound region this weekend, vehicle collisions are already beginning to pile up Friday. -
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State GOP senators sound alarm on ongoing effort to cut prison population
Senate Republicans released a report this week criticizing the effort by Democratic lawmakers to empty prison cells, creating new public safety risks. -
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Virologist explains the commonly used cell lines in COVID vaccines
A common religious exemption to COVID vaccines is because they used fetal cell lines in development. Dr. Angela Rasmussen explains that claim. -
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Ursula: We lost a super hero
If you measure one’s greatness by their acts of kindness, then Dan Kirk of Bellevue was a super hero. -
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Troopers look for two suspected of stealing cars in South King County on test drives
A man and a woman are accused of stealing cars from dealerships during test drives in South King County, according to Washington State Patrol. -
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