Why resistance to wearing masks is enduring months into coronavirus
Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen explains why resistance to wearing masks has endured and the evidence behind their utility.6 years ago
WA Secretary of State: Trump comments about mail-in voting fraud ‘undermines confidence’
Secretary of State Kim Wyman says the President's comments about mail-in voting systems being fraudulent undermines public trust in election results.6 years ago
SPD Chief Best pens letter to city council after crowd marches to her home
A crowd showed up at a home owned by Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best this weekend. She sent a letter to the city council, urging them to end these tactics.6 years ago
Police investigating shooting, robbery at Issaquah Costco
Thieves drove a vehicle through the front of the Issaquah Costco and stole an unknown amount of jewelry early Sunday morning before the store was open.6 years ago
COVID-19 updates: 63,072 cases, 1,688 total deaths in Washington
The state DOH says 1,600 people have died from coronavirus in Washington state.6 years ago
Assistant Sec of Health: Time to act, but ‘don’t hit the panic button in Seattle’
ADM Brett P. Giroir, M.D., coronavirus task force member, on the push for more tests in Washington and elsewhere, and what we've learned about COVID-19.6 years ago
White House task force member says Washington is in the ‘yellow zone’
CMS Administrator and White House Coronavirus Task Force Member Seema Verma discusses how the pandemic is still impacting Washington state.6 years ago
Harvard Prof: Kids being out of school can have ‘devastating consequences’
Joseph Allen from Harvard's Healthy Buildings Program argues that schools can and should reopen as they provide invaluable resources for kids.6 years ago
AG candidate Mike Vaska says he’ll be ‘independent watchdog’ for Washingtonians
There are three Republican challengers against Bob Ferguson for Attorney General. Candidate Mike Vaska joined the Jason Rantz Show to discuss his campaign.6 years ago
Crowd marches to King County Executive’s home Thursday
As a part of nightly demonstrations calling to defund the SPD, among other demands, a crowd marched to King County Executive Dow Constantine's home Thursday.6 years ago
Seattle City Attorney says no evidence SPD violated court order
The City of Seattle says there is no evidence the SPD violated a court order barring the indiscriminate use of crowd control weapons during Saturday's riot.6 years ago
WA Gov candidate: Democrats are tired, looking for moderate Republican
Gubernatorial candidate Dr. Raul Garcia on his recent uptick in polling and why he believes he can bring more groups into the Republican tent.6 years ago
SPD recovers fireworks, bear mace from van impounded during protest
SPD recovered a handful of items from protesters after serving a search warrant on an impounded van, including fireworks, improvised spike strips, and more.6 years ago
WA 2nd Congressional District candidate says incumbent Rick Larsen is ‘absent’
Tim Hazelo talks about his campaign for Washington’s 2nd Congressional District and why he believes Rick Larsen is absent in his duties.6 years ago
Rep Jayapal accuses AG Barr of politically motivated response to protests
At a House Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal had a heated exchange with Attorney General William Barr.6 years ago
WA U.S Attorney: Villainizing of federal law enforcement is shameful
US Attorney Brian Moran, for the Western District of Washington, on federal law enforcement and their response to Seattle rioting and the mayor's hostility to them.6 years ago
Shooting in Federal Way overnight kills teenager, injures three people
Police are investigating a shooting on Monday night in Federal Way that left three injured and one 17-year-old boy dead.6 years ago
Was the avoidance of a lockdown in Sweden the right move?
Sweden took a different approach to the coronavirus by avoiding a lockdown but still maintaining distancing and mask-wearing. How did that pan out?6 years ago
Attorney for CHOP shooting victim: City had no plan to deal with trouble
Mark Lindquist, attorney for the family of CHOP shooting victim, discusses the lawsuit against the city of Seattle.6 years ago
Crews to raise work platforms up to high-rise West Seattle Bridge
Monday marks another important milestone in the effort to fix the West Seattle Bridge as crews raise work platforms up to the high-rise bridge.6 years ago
COVID-19 updates: 58,173 cases, 1,596 deaths in Washington state
Over a million coronavirus tests have been conducted in Washington state. Of course, nearly 60,000 have tested positive.6 years ago
Police report 45 arrests after march on Capitol Hill declared a ‘riot’
Thousands gathered in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood Saturday. Police declared the incident a riot due to "the ongoing damage and public safety risks."6 years ago
Shedding more light on shootings in Seattle’s Central District
Omari Salisbury from Converge Media discusses the week's shootings in and around Seattle's Central District, and why it needs more attention.6 years ago
