Nicole Jennings
WSP prepares for any Trump-related unrest at WA State Capitol
The WSP is gearing up in case there is unrest on the State Capitol Campus in Olympia when former President Trump is arraigned.2 years ago
City of Kirkland hopeful hotel purchase will fill homeless shelter gaps
A former La Quinta Inn in South Kirkland will become housing for those who are homeless. The facility will also provide wraparound services.2 years ago
Marysville Police find ‘rainbow fentanyl’ pills in Tic Tac container
At first glance, they could have been candy -- Marysville Police found brightly-colored rainbow fentanyl pills in a Tic Tac container.2 years ago
King County Councilmember wants to require businesses to accept cash
Many businesses have switched to taking cards only, but a King County Council measure would require some businesses to accept cash payments.2 years ago
Pet surrenders up at Seattle Humane, not likely to slow down
The number of pets being surrendered at Seattle Humane is on the rise. Many people can no longer afford to keep their dogs and cats.2 years ago
Redmond police chief calls for stronger stalking laws
Redmond's police chief is calling for strengthening stalking laws in the wake of two murders that are believed to be the work of a stalker.2 years ago
Planning a spring break trip? Expect plenty of airline fees
The days of checking a bag for free are long gone, but now even eating a meal or choosing to sit next to family will incur airline fees.2 years ago
New mental health center announced by Governor in Kirkland
State and local leaders gathered at Kirkland City Hall to introduce a new mental health crisis center on Wednesday.2 years ago
One last chance for Tacoma woman with TB to avoid jail
A Tacoma woman with tuberculosis (TB) will have one final chance in a court hearing tomorrow to agree to receive treatment — or be arrested.2 years ago
Beginning of March brings end to extra pandemic SNAP food benefits
The federal government's extra SNAP food benefits, which were allotted during the pandemic, are coming to an end.2 years ago
A Ukrainian refugee family’s story of finding a new home in Everett
A Ukrainian family who left their home and sought shelter in Everett tells their story of escape and the welcome they received in Washington.2 years ago
Flight cancellations, delays continue at Sea-Tac Airport today
The winter storm hitting Washington led to hundreds of flight delays at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Wednesday.2 years ago
New ‘tranq’ drug spreading through Puget Sound region
A dangerous drug known as tranq - a mix of fentanyl and xylazine, a horse tranquilizer - is spreading through the Puget Sound region.2 years ago
Beware of scammers selling fake gold along I-5, I-405
Harding said the amount of money the thieves get from drivers each time varies, ranging from $100 to, in at least one case, $4,000.2 years ago
Grab a bite in Everett to help earthquake relief in Turkey, Syria
A local small business is raising funds for earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria through sales of manakish, a popular dish in the region.2 years ago
Legislature mulls expanding partial exemptions for property taxes
The pool of seniors who qualify for reductions to their property taxes may get bigger if a bipartisan bill is successful in the Legislature.2 years ago
Bellevue superintendent recommends consolidating multiple elementary schools
Bellevue Superintendent Art Jarvis said fewer students has resulted in less funding, leading to their proposal to close schools.2 years ago
Families rally ahead of Bellevue School District consolidation decision
Parents are rallying in protest as the Bellevue School District considers consolidating elementary schools due to dropping enrollment.2 years ago
‘Recycle, don’t throw out’ newest message from King County initiative
King County has launched a new initiative to get people to recycle or reuse items before automatically throwing them out.2 years ago
Seattle attorney representing 737 MAX victims’ families weighs in on Boeing arraignment
An attorney representing 50 of the families of victims of the Boeing 737 MAX crashes gives his take on the fraud charge against Boeing.2 years ago
Bathrooms closed at several Edmonds parks after vandalism
Vandals have targeted the restrooms at several popular Edmonds parks. Now those restrooms are closed, and police are on the lookout for three teens.2 years ago
Legislature mulls bill to give unemployment recipients more flexibility
A bill in the Legislature seeks to make it easier for people to get unemployment by expanding the list of what counts as a job search activity.2 years ago
State group recommends axing, replacing B&O tax on businesses
A group commissioned by the Legislature is recommending the state replace its B&O tax on businesses with a different kind of tax.2 years ago
