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Incumbent Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes could be facing a tough road to reelection, according to recently-released polling data.

A new series of laws set to go into effect will impact policing in Washington. Snohomish County's Sheriff says his office is trying to sort through it all.

Bellevue Police Chief Steve Mylett explains why he ultimately thought it was the right time to leave for a new role in Akron, Ohio.

KTTH's Todd Herman asked Republican state lawmakers what the stakes are in Washington and the US, hoping to better understand the direction of the party.

Residents of Seattle's neighborhoods are asking the city to do something about the homeless camps, tents, and RVs, but they're not seeing any action.

Washington Representative Jim Walsh is apologizing for wearing a yellow Star of David on his shirt while speaking to conservative activists in Lacey.

Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring has introduced a differential pay ordinance to help county employees who serve in the U.S. military.

There's a number of voices in Washington state, including state Senator Jeff Wilson, calling for the state to reopen now and not wait until June 30.

As Snohomish County decides how to spend COVID recovery funds, councilmember Nate Nehring thinks local business support should be the first priority.

The Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board has authorized “joints for jabs” promotions to encourage vaccinations. Sen. Phil Fortunato is not a fan.

State Rep. Jesse Young says the vaccine lottery is a distraction, and he is concerned that the state of emergency remains in effect even after reopening.

In light of revelations from recently-released emails, Rep. Dan Newhouse believes Dr. Fauci should step down from his role as a public health leader.

Gov. Inslee has announced the state is incentivizing people in Washington to get the COVID-19 vaccine. But is that a good idea?

After positive community input, the Redmond Police Department is ready to officially go down the path of getting body worn cameras for all of its officers.

The Bonney Lake City Council voted in favor of a resolution to ban vaccine passports and segregation in their town. A councilmember explains.