Amazon relaxes return to office policy, allows flexibility by department
Amazon has announced that its corporate employees’ return to its offices will be left to the discretion of its directors on a team by team basis.5 years ago
Mercer Island MD: New accessible COVID treatment is ‘necessary step’
A new COVID-19 treatment is on the horizon. Merck’s new COVID treatment — available in pill form — has been submitted to the FDA.5 years ago
Health officer says King County’s COVID vaccination policy is ‘based on risk’
King County Public Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin explains the reasoning behind the county's upcoming COVID-19 vaccination policy.5 years ago
It just got easier to use the cell phone parking lot at Sea-Tac Airport
A new overpass access ramp and south entrance have been added to Sea-Tac Airport's cell phone parking lot.5 years ago
SR 520 ramps, Montlake Bridge will close for weekend of Oct. 8-11
Crews will work around the clock Oct. 8-11 to install sewer, communications, and gas lines around the Montlake lid and to upgrade the Montlake Bridge.5 years ago
‘Never have I seen anything like this’: Staffing shortages cancel over 140 ferry sailings on Friday
Dozens of Washington state ferry sailings have been canceled on Friday, due to staffing shortages across numerous routes.5 years ago
Windermere economist believes upzoning is ‘unlikely’ to lower Seattle property values
Windermere Economist Matthew Gardner talks about the latest Puget Sound housing report and how zoning may look in the market today.5 years ago
Submit your questions for the Seattle Mayoral Debate
Lorena Gonzalez and Bruce Harrell will face off in two debates on Oct. 14 and Oct. What questions do you have for the candidates?5 years ago
Safeway to offer rapid COVID tests at Thursday’s Seahawks game
Rapid COVID-19 tests will be available at Thursday's Seattle Seahawks game and will be accepted for entry into Lumen Field, but they're not free.5 years ago
Tacoma man sentenced to two years in prison for 2020 fire at Seattle’s East Precinct
A former Seattle resident has been sentenced to two years in prison for setting fire to the Seattle Police Department's East Precinct in 2020.5 years ago
King County woman dies from ‘very rare complication’ brought on by Johnson & Johnson vaccine
A King County woman has reportedly passed away from "very rare complications" brought on by receiving the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.5 years ago
Man shot, killed in downtown Seattle on Sunday night
A man was fatally shot in downtown Seattle near 3rd Avenue and Pike Street on Sunday night, with a suspect still at large.5 years ago
State workers must get COVID vaccine by Monday to meet Gov. Inslee’s deadline
To be fully vaccinated by the Oct. 18 deadline, workers under Inslee's COVID vaccine mandate should receive the second dose (or the one-dose J&J) by Oct. 4.5 years ago
Northgate light rail station opens as Sound Transit forges ahead on expansion
A trio of new light rail stations opened on Saturday, marking the debut of a long-awaited Northgate light rail expansion.5 years ago
What you need to know about new toll increases for Seattle tunnel, Tacoma Narrows Bridge
Toll increases for Seattle's SR 99 tunnel and the Tacoma Narrows Bridge took effect as of Friday, Oct. 1.5 years ago
Seattle’s Central District community steps up after shooting at Judkins Park
The surge in shootings in King County continued this past weekend, but an incident Judkins Park has pushed the local community to take action.5 years ago
Both directions of SR 18 reopen after fatal crash in Auburn
A deadly crash has State Route 18 shut down in both directions after a multivehicle collision around 2 a.m. Wednesday.5 years ago
Fahrenthold predicts government will not shut down over debt ceiling vote
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross asked Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold: Is the government going to close and is the treasury going to default?5 years ago
Persistent ‘long-COVID’: Research suggests the immune system itself might be to blame
Mercer Island’s Dr. Gordon Cohen unpacks new research coming out of the University of Arkansas to better understand “long COVID,” or “COVID long-haulers.”5 years ago
Seattle-area carpenters return to picketing Monday, set to bargain this week
Picketing across Seattle by the Northwest Carpenters Union will resume Monday, following a temporary pause after some wildcat strikes.5 years ago
Pfizer COVID vaccine booster available for certain individuals in Washington
Health officials are allowed to start giving booster doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to certain individuals in Washington.5 years ago
Meet the 2022 Washington State Teacher of the Year: Jerad Koepp
Jerad Koepp is Washington State Teacher of the Year for 2022. He is a Native American specialist for the North Thurston County Public Schools.5 years ago
Eatonville school goes back to virtual learning over COVID outbreak
Eatonville Middle School sent students home on Friday, and will be temporarily moving back to virtual learning until at least mid-October.5 years ago