Stephanie Klein
Stephanie joined the MyNorthwest.com team in February 2008. She has built the site into a two-time National Edward R. Murrow Award winner (Best Radio Website 2010, 2012). Email Stephanie at [email protected]
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Streets to close for walkers, bikers as Seattle students return to schools
As many Seattle students return to in-person learning on Monday, the Seattle DOT is planning to close streets to cars and open them to families walking and biking to and from school.Comments -
Hate crime charges recommended for Marysville threat against student
Detectives in Snohomish County have completed an investigation into a Lake Stevens man who allegedly threatened to kill minorities in a social media post on a Marysville student's page. -
Skagit Valley welcomes visitors to Tulip Festival
For the first time since spring of 2019, the Tulip Festival is underway in Skagit County. However, visitors can expect new rules. -
County health officer says COVID-19 cases are increasing across retail, youth sports, travel
While cases are dropping in long-term care facilities across King County, the health officer for Public Health -- Seattle & King County, says they're seeing increases elsewhere. -
Edmonds man sentenced for throwing Molotov cocktail at Seattle police cars
An Edmonds man was sentenced to 40 months in prison and three years of supervised release for using Molotov cocktails to burn two police vehicles in downtown Seattle on May 30, 2020. -
Debris from SpaceX rocket streaks across night sky over Washington
People looking up to the night sky got quite a show late Thursday night. Observers wondered if they were seeing a meteor shower or a UFO. -
Northshore educator insists Seattle attack was hate crime, says legal system ignores Asian Americans
A local educator attacked in Seattle's Chinatown International District says she hopes the suspect will be charged with a hate crime. -
It wasn’t a pipe bomb that shut down the Factoria Transfer Station — it was a mole killer
A tweet from the Bellevue Police Department on Thursday speaks to all those who've dealt with moles. -
Photos: Seattle icebreaker Polar Star returns home from Arctic
The Seattle-based icebreaker Polar Star has returned home from a mission to explore the Arctic during the winter months. Check out some of the photos from their mission. -
Washington lawmaker proposes swapping spring and summer breaks
With most children out of school for nearly a year, a Washington state senator is proposing that districts swap spring break with summer break. -
King County Health Officer says we might see a ‘tsunami’ of COVID cases
Last week, King County residents learned they may be in the eye of a hurricane, as the number of COVID-19 cases continued to drop. This week, it's the receding tide before a tsunami. -
King County Health Officer: Drop in COVID cases the ‘eye of the hurricane’
While cases of COVID-19 continue to drop, health officials in King County are warning that the emergence of a variant and lackadaisical behavior could quickly send us all backwards. -
Three mass vaccination sites in Snohomish County temporarily closed for lack of doses
Three mass vaccination sites will be closed Monday and Tuesday in Snohomish County for a shortage of COVID-19 vaccine, according to county health officials. -
Over 10,000 people vaccinated for COVID at state’s sites in first week
The Department of Health says more than 10,000 people got their COVID-19 vaccine at one of the state's mass vaccination sites last week. -
Shooting in Tacoma leaves 1 man dead, another injured
Police in Tacoma are investigating a shooting on Monday night that left one man dead and another injured.
