Why no one should skip the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
Why is it so important to get the second dose of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines? A disease expert weighs in on exactly what the shots do for our bodies.
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WA Democratic lawmakers decry pause of Pierce County
A group of Pierce County Democrats are threatening a special legislative session following Inslee's pause that left their county stuck in Phase 2. -
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Secretary of State: Recount in Arizona is a 'frightening precedent to set'
Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman explains why she recently called out Republicans in Arizona for the recount of the 2020 election results. -
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Local construction company offers $500 to employees who get vaccine
A small construction company in Fife is giving its workers $500 as an incentive to get the COVID-19 vaccine. -
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Fourth wave is 'totally stoppable' says state hospital association president
Washington has seen an increase in hospitalizations for COVID-19, but a local hospital leader says the fourth wave can still be turned around. -
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Bellevue Deputy Mayor: It's 'difficult to run a business' with uncertainty of rollback
Local leaders are taking notice of the seemingly unfair rollback rules. While the Bellevue Deputy Mayor benefits from the pause, he says it seems arbitrary. -
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Puget Sound home buyers 'finally got some good news' amid rising prices
Despite Puget Sound home prices continuing to skyrocket, economist Matthew Gardner believes that there's also a bit of good news for buyers. -
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King County Council puts off vote on proposal to ban facial recognition technology
After a divisive hearing, the King County Council decided not to vote on a proposal to ban government use of facial recognition technology. -
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A year later, more questions than answers over Seattle council's stance on defunding SPD
After reaching out to all nine Seattle councilmembers for clarity on their positions on defunding SPD, we were left with more questions than answers. -
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Kshama Sawant reintroduces proposal to bring rent control to Seattle
Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant has now introduced an updated version of a rent control proposal she first unveiled in 2019. -
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Thurston County looking to distribute 800 expiring vaccine doses by end of week
Thurston County is looking to distribute about 800 doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines set to expire by the end of the week. -
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Lakewood mayor: 'Science turns into political science' with pause on rollbacks
Lakewood's mayor Don Anderson believes the governor's pause on rollbacks after Pierce County already had to move is politically motivated. -
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Rantz: UW, PLU force vaccines on students but not staff; mask use unknown
Students at the University of Washington and Pacific Lutheran University are forced into COVID vaccines. Staff? Not so much. -
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State reducing vaccine access barriers with Uber, Lyft rides, new hotline
With more vaccine doses available than those requested this week, the state is working to break down access barriers to vaccination. -
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Police guild president says members want Sheriff Johanknecht to resign
The police union in King County is asking for Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht to resign. King County Police Officers Guild President Mike Mansanarez explains why.
