Why Tenino, Washington is printing its own wooden money
The town of Tenino is helping its residents survive the coronavirus shutdown by printing its own wooden money.6 years ago
Jerk Shack owner wants to expand, better serve black communities
The owner of the Jerk Shack in Belltown hopes to be able to better serve the black community by purchasing land for an expansion in underserved communities.6 years ago
Former Sheriff’s transparency offers hope for improvement, rebuilding trust
Former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr has been candid about racial bias in policing. Gee says it's the first time he's heard a leader in law enforcement admit something black people have said for decades.6 years ago
Chief Best: SPD’s East Precinct standing empty ‘presents a real problem’
Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best restates that it was not her decision to leave the East Precinct, but she hopes police can return to work there soon.6 years ago
For one speaker, the South Seattle protest was about ‘love and unity’
Dominique Davis spoke at the protest in South Seattle, and is the founder of Community Passageways. He was amazed and inspired by the community turnout.6 years ago
Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright: ‘Life is way bigger than scoring touchdowns’
Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright attended the protest at Othello Park in Seattle this weekend and plans to continue using his platform to make a change.6 years ago
Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor on ‘the necessity of calling out our own’
Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor spoke out on the death of George Floyd recently, emphasizing the need for officers to hold each other accountable.6 years ago
Virologist: Amid fears of virus, George Floyd protests ‘a public health crisis amplifying another’
With large protests across the country, there are concerns that these events could quickly become so-called "super-spreader events" for COVID-19.6 years ago
Former WA officer: ‘You need to have the courage to say something’
A former Washington police officer says all four officers need to be charged in the death of George Floyd and shares how he believes we can move forward.6 years ago
Bellevue Police Chief Mylett says it’s time to get the conversation started
Bellevue Police Chief Steve Mylett joined hundreds of peaceful protesters in the middle of the street Sunday, took a knee, and listened.6 years ago
Why we should still be cautious with phase two activities
Dr. Angela Rasmussen, virologist at Columbia University, warns that you might not want to do phase two activities even when they reopen,6 years ago
Virologist: ‘No sport can consider bringing back fans’ once play resumes
How exactly will the future of sports look once sports return in the United States? Odds are it will very likely be without fans in stadiums.6 years ago
Harvard epidemiologist says think of ‘risk as a spectrum’ in quarantine
In an effort to stay safe from COVID-19 while leading a semi-normal life, Dr. Julia Marcus proposes lower risk activities to survive quarantine fatigue.6 years ago
What Washington schools might look like in the fall
Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal gives a slight preview of how Washington schools may change come September.6 years ago
Corrections officer says COVID-19 has ‘been an added stress, for sure’
A corrections officer, whose identity is being kept anonymous, joined the Gee and Ursula Show to talk about the perils of the job during the pandemic.6 years ago
Local epidemiologist says ‘forgive yourself’ for quarantine fatigue
Dr. Christopher Carlson talks about his Facebook post Gee & Ursula shared last week, recognizing that while the quarantine is beneficial, it's exhausting.6 years ago
Seattle Police Chief Best: ‘We can’t arrest our way out of a pandemic’
Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best answers questions about Seattle's crime levels during the pandemic, the federal consent decree, and more.6 years ago
Proliance Surgeons CEO says it’s ‘safer in our clinics than anywhere else’
As elective surgeries can resume, the CEO of ProLiance Surgeons assures patients that health care facilities are some of the safest places right now.6 years ago
How to handle differing beliefs about COVID-19 that are splitting relationships
Differing opinions can take a huge toll on relationships with family, friends, and on our own mental health, especially during the current COVID-19 crisis.6 years ago
Can King County’s new mask directive help slow spread of virus?
Can King County's new directive for wearing a mask in some public places curb the spread of COVID-19? Columbia virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen weighs in.6 years ago
UW, WSU study testing whether pets are vulnerable to COVID-19
While veterinarians have said in the past that there's little evidence COVID-19 can be spread to pets, a coalition of Washington researchers are hoping to gain more insight.6 years ago
Legal expert worries stay-at-home orders put constitutional rights ‘in peril’
Belmont University's David Hudson says he can see arguments for and against the stay-at-home orders, but worries our constitutional rights are in jeopardy.6 years ago
Virologist: Washington’s COVID-19 outbreak hasn’t ‘magically disappeared’
Decreases in daily COVID-19 cases in Washington have begun to slow, with the virus still posing a significant danger, Dr. Angela Rasmussen warns.6 years ago
