Dr. Fauci emails, reaction show how much he’s become a ‘really polarizing figure’
Washington Post reporter Yasmeen Abutaleb shares what she discovered in 866 pages of emails from Dr. Anthony Fauci in April and March 2020.5 years ago
Fahrenthold: Election reform aims to benefit Republicans, but some ‘may get snagged’
There is an ongoing effort in a number of states, including Texas, to implement election reform. Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold explains.5 years ago
Crews battle 2-alarm fire near Seattle Center
Seattle Fire crews battled a 2-alarm fire in a vacant building near the Seattle Center on Tuesday afternoon. No injuries have yet been reported.5 years ago
Economist: It’ll be ‘some time into next year’ before Puget Sound jobs rebound
Jobs lost in the Puget Sound due to COVID-19 are starting to come back, but Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner warns it's not yet a full recovery.5 years ago
Woman shot, injured by police; man found dead during Puyallup welfare check
A woman shot at officers as they responded to a welfare check at a home on Valley Avenue Northeast on Monday night.5 years ago
DOH: ‘Will take time’ for Washington state, federal data to align on vaccine totals
Federal vaccine data doesn't currently align with Washington's own numbers, and that discrepancy isn't likely to be resolved anytime soon.6 years ago
New law clears way for 114 Washington inmates seeking early release
Washington has seen two inmates serving life without parole under the "Three-Strikes Law" get re-sentenced and released from prison under a new law.6 years ago
COVID updates: Washington inches toward benchmark needed to reopen early
The state Department of Health says there have been over 407,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in Washington, and 5,815 people have died from the virus statewide6 years ago
First-of-its-kind murder trial against Auburn police officer set for early 2022
A King County judge officially set a trial date for Auburn Police Officer Jeffrey Nelson, who was charged with second-degree murder late last summer.6 years ago
Seattle’s equity task force releases investment recommendations
Seattle's Equitable Communities Initiative Task Force released recommendations Thursday on how to invest in improving equity for communities of color.6 years ago
Woman’s body found in Montlake greenbelt
A woman's body was discovered in a greenbelt near the Montlake neighborhood on Sunday, according to Seattle police.6 years ago
Gov. Inslee announces COVID-19 vaccine incentives
Gov. Inslee announced the state is offering incentives for people in Washington to get the COVID-19 vaccine with chances to win money, prizes, or tuition.6 years ago
Norovirus-like outbreak associated with Habit Burger Grill in Shoreline
Public Health -- Seattle & King County is investigating an outbreak of norovirus-like illness associated with Habit Burger Grill in Shoreline.6 years ago
Vaccine-mobile to bring COVID-19 vaccines to the people
As cities and counties begin to phase out mass vaccination sites, the state health department is launching a new mobile vaccine clinic.6 years ago
Republican leaders again call on Gov. Inslee to fully reopen Washington
State Republican leaders are again pushing Gov. Jay Inslee to fully reopen Washington state, arguing that an opening should come before June 30.6 years ago
Seattle man arrested at Sea-Tac Airport for trying to join ISIS
A Seattle man was arrested at Sea-Tac Airport on Friday for trying to join Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), according to the Department of Justice.6 years ago
King County Council votes to ban facial recognition software
The King County Council voted Tuesday 9-0 to ban government use of facial recognition software, which means King County is the first U.S. county to pass such a ban.6 years ago
Liberty Orchards finds a buyer to keep Aplets & Cotlets production going
Liberty Orchards, the makers of the Aplets & Cotlets, will remain open after all. The company says it is currently negotiating with a prospective buyer.6 years ago
Driving skills may be rusty post-pandemic, but shouldn’t be lost forever
Dr. Elizabeth Walshe studies the neuroscience of driving and assures Dave Ross that it's normal to feel a bit rusty if you haven't driven for a while.6 years ago
COVID updates: Vaccination site at Lumen Field to close
The state Department of Health says there have been over 405,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in Washington, and 5,836 people have died from the virus statewide.6 years ago
Four arrested during protests in downtown Seattle
Seattle police officers arrested four people Saturday afternoon for various charges as a protest weaved its way through downtown Seattle.6 years ago
Warm holiday weekend perfect for beach bonfires, markets, boating
Get your s'more supplies ready because beach bonfires are permitted to resume on Saturday, and the weather is expected to be warm for the holiday weekend.6 years ago
Judge sets bail at $100,000 for three officers charged in death of Manuel Ellis
Bail has been set for the three officers charged in the death of Manuel Ellis, after their arraignment in Pierce County Superior Court on Friday.6 years ago
