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KC Prosecutor’s Office uses data to better understand domestic violence cases
Domestic violence remains the most common type of crime for King County prosecutors, accounting for nearly 21% of the 629 charges filed.1 year ago
Jury selection begins for Pierce County Sheriff trial
"Sheriff Troyer tested negative for COVID at the hospital but positive for Influenza A," Troyer's attorney, Anne Bremner, said.1 year ago
Dems lead most toss-up WA legislature races, GOP remains hopeful
There was little evidence of the much-hyped 'Red Wave' in Washington state after initial results from the 2022 Election were released.1 year ago
WA party officials feeling confident about Election Day vote
From control of Congress to moving the needle on the balance of power in Olympia, there is much at stake this Election Day.1 year ago
Gov. Inslee touts homeless housing successes, lays out new proposals
Gov. Jay Inslee says much has been done to help address the homeless issue in the state. But more needs to happen.1 year ago
Smiley on the attack as Murray touts record in US Senate debate
The gloves came off in Sunday’s U.S. Senate debate between incumbent Democrat Patty Murray and Republican challenger Tiffany Smiley.1 year ago
King County voters can track their ballot for upcoming elections
While King County Elections has had a ballot tracker in place, this year’s alert system is new.1 year ago
Verdict appealed over murder of Susan Cox Powell’s children
On that fateful Sunday, Josh Powell was to have a supervised visit with his sons – a supervised visit the Cox’s had repeatedly warned against.1 year ago
Fire Marshall: Nakia Creek Fire was human-caused, seeking suspects
The Clark County Fire Marshall issued a statement asking for the public’s help finding two men and two seen near the fire1 year ago
Poll: Despite optimism, homelessness remains Seattle’s No. 1 issue
The city's regional approach to aid the homeless crisis, and public and private sectors working together, are reasons for optimism.1 year ago
Seattle to maintain control of troubled City Hall Park
King Co. Executive Dow Constantine and Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced Friday the city would be retaining ownership of City Hall Park.1 year ago
Panel issues recommendations after reviewing CHOP fallout
An SER panel heard from dozens of protesters, city staff, and officers during the months-long review of what they call the third wave of the protests.1 year ago
WA opioid settlement to provide assistance for communities
There is no shortage of problems that need to be addressed when it comes to fixing the opioid epidemic in Washington state1 year ago
Retrial underway for alleged Lakewood 4 getaway driver
Clemmons' death made accused getaway driver Darcus Allen the main target for any accountability for such a shocking attack on law enforcement.1 year ago
Dangerous driver gets 70 months behind bars for vehicular assault
Last week’s sentences included an encampment arsonist, a dangerous driver who nearly killed a family, and a terrifying New Year's Day robbery.1 year ago
No timeline for Office of Independent Investigations use of force cases to begin
“The new Office of Independent Investigation will increase transparency and trust in investigations of deadly uses of force by law enforcement."1 year ago
Report discovers troubling gap between BIPOC, white homeowners in Washington state
More than 143,000 BIPOC households would need to become homeowners to close the gap between white and BIPOC households in Washington.1 year ago
Councilmember Herbold vows to fight for West Seattle fire resources
Councilmember Lisa Herbold expressed concerns over the city budget proposal, particularly with the distribution of firefighter resources.1 year ago
Charges filed against accused Ballard fentanyl dealer
Investigators searched the box and found over 1000 grams of fentanyl powder and nearly 900 grams of fentanyl pills.1 year ago
Man accused of threatening to stab Renton bartender pleads not guilty
Carlos Perez pled not guilty at an arraignment this week for reportedly threatening to stab a Renton bartender earlier this month.1 year ago
Trial date set for late 2023 over large capacity magazine ban in Washington state
A federal judge has scheduled a trial in the legal challenge to Washington State’s new ban on high-capacity magazines for late 2023.1 year ago
Crime and Punishment: Highest number of domestic violence murders, prosecutor says
Joseph Gongora was recently convicted for murdering his girlfriend in 2020 and has now been sentenced to roughly 18 years behind bars.1 year ago
Over $40k raised for WSP Trooper recovering from being shot in face
Money continues to pour in for State Trooper Dean Atkinson Jr., who was shot in the face in an ambush-style attack in Walla Walla.1 year ago
