‘Not enough to just say ‘no’ to drugs:’ Bereaved Mukilteo mother on the need for fentanyl education
A mother who lost a son to an accidental Fentanyl overdose calls on the Mukilteo School District to improve their drug education curriculum.4 years ago
Mercer Island MD: ‘People are going to get tired of getting vaccines’
With eligibility for a fourth COVID shot opening up for those ages 50 and up, could enthusiasm for getting the vaccine wane with each new dose?4 years ago
Scattered snow showers move in to South Sound Monday morning
The South Sound woke up to scattered snow showers on Monday, most of which is expected to taper off by the end of the morning.4 years ago
When will ‘enough be enough’ for Puget Sound region home buyers?
Rising home prices are nothing new in the Puget Sound region, but when can prospective buyers finally expect some relief?4 years ago
How new ‘mini wave’ of COVID cases in King County is different from past surges
As mask mandates have faded away and many having returned to pre-pandemic routines, COVID cases have begun to tick back up again.4 years ago
Alaska Airlines to scale back flights amid slew of cancellations as pilot shortage persists
After a week of cancelled flights brought on by a shortage in pilots, Alaska Airlines will now be reducing 2% of its total flights through June.4 years ago
Another inmate escapes Echo Glen, arrested two hours later outside facility
A 16-year-old inmate at Echo Glen's Children Center who escaped Thursday night has been arrested by King County Sheriff's Office deputies.4 years ago
Former Washington AG: Best place to address homeless crisis is ‘in the state Legislature, not the courts’
Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna says that it will be up to state lawmakers to address a growing homeless crisis.4 years ago
70 degrees, thunderstorms, and a chance of snow: wild run of weather on tap to close out week
A storm swept across Western Washington on Monday, but soon, the Seattle area could end up seeing its warmest weather of the year.4 years ago
New law will require employers in Washington to include salary ranges in job postings
Starting in 2023, employers in Washington state will be required to include estimated salaries in all postings for job seekers.4 years ago
‘There’s so much more to do,’ says Sen. Murray of decision to extend student loan moratorium
The Biden administration has extended a pause on student loan repayments through Aug. 31. A Washington senator says it's not enough.4 years ago
After two-year hiatus, Seafair to return with full slate of events in 2022
After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Seafair will be returning in full this summer with a full slate of events and activities.4 years ago
Iconic Seattle monument to Black history reinstalled Tuesday after year-long restoration
An iconic Seattle monument returns after a year-long restoration, with the reinstallation of the Soul Pole outside the Douglass-Truth library branch.4 years ago
Seattle’s first ‘block the box’ traffic camera set to come online this week
Seattle will be activating its first new "block the box" traffic camera on Wednesday, with three more across downtown soon to follow.4 years ago
Police searching for suspect from Bothell Amber Alert car theft
Bothell police are asking for information on a suspect in an Amber Alert car theft that took place early Tuesday morning.4 years ago
‘Hard landing’ at Colman Dock delays Seattle/Bainbridge Island ferry route
The Seattle/Bainbridge ferry route is on one-boat service Monday, after what's being described as a "hard landing" at Colman Dock.4 years ago
Chance for ‘severe storm’ across Western Washington as wind, rain move in Monday
Strong winds and stormy weather are on the way in Western Washington, with the chance for a "severe storm" by Monday evening.4 years ago
A Q&A on upcoming tax returns for Washingtonians with a Bellevue accountant
With 2022's April 18 deadline approaching for 2021's tax returns, what should Washingtonians expect as they file this year?4 years ago
Traffic congestion relief comes to Tacoma with Puyallup River Bridge’s completion
The Washington State Department of Transportation moves southbound travel lanes onto the new 1,579-foot-long southbound I-5 Puyallup River Bridge.4 years ago
Seattle teens’ minds ‘more a sieve, less a sponge’ with an average seven hours of nightly sleep
The consequences of insufficient sleep time go beyond morning grogginess: they have profound effects on a teenager's mental health.4 years ago
Alaska Airlines cancels at least 71 Sea-Tac flights as pilots picket over ‘work rules frozen in time’
Alaska Airlines pilots have been working without a contract for three years, and some of them are staging walkouts on Friday.4 years ago
Three all-electric buses begin south Seattle service amid larger vehicle-electrification push
King County Metro, alongside regional civic and transportation partners, has begun running three all-electric city buses out of the city of Tukwila.4 years ago
COVID case numbers tick back up in King County, but ‘positive trends’ persist
King and Snohomish Counties' coronavirus numbers are going up. The slight uptick is concurrent with increases in omicron subvariant.4 years ago
