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Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna discusses the balance between the right to protest and protecting public property and safety.

Ginny Pietila, owner of Mercer Island Athletic Club, discusses her attempt to take on Gov Inslee’s coronavirus gym mandates.

Campers and aid tables have returned to Cal Anderson Park, after police cleared the area early Friday morning, making four arrests for criminal trespass.

At the state Criminal Justice Training Commission, all new officers will learn "active bystandership." Former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr explains.

Chris Reykdal, state Superintendent of Public Instruction, says there has to be a drop in community transmission before it's safe for in-person learning.

Reports are surfacing of an officer involved shooting in Tacoma overnight. This is a developing story.

Washington State GOP chairman Caleb Heimlich weighs in on how the SPD cuts could have the potential to impact statewide elections.

Seattle Police officer and former city council candidate Sergio Garcia reacts to the budget cuts, and Chief Best's resignation.

Does the Russian vaccine meet the American standard for testing? Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen joined Seattle’s Morning News to discuss.

Lawmakers and leaders across the region are responding to an announcement from Chief Carmen Best that she will be retiring, effective September 2. 

Omari Salisbury with Converge Media says the Seattle City Council needs to be listening to the Black community, and step up to make real, systemic change.

Late Monday night Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best confirmed she would announce her retirement, following a City Council vote to make major cuts to SPD's budget.

Matt Larkin will face AG Bob Ferguson in the general election. He discusses the game plan knowing how much more Ferguson has raised for his campaign.

It's difficult to develop antibodies to COVID-19, so it may be around a while in lesser forms even after a vaccine, but that doesn't mean we’ll be shutdown.