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Dori talks with a Whatcom County landlord who cannot evict a tenant and is being financially ruined by the eviction ban.
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Jake Scherf, CEO of the Seattle Visiting Nurse Association, confirmed that vaccination sites were closed Monday due to the threat of winter weather.
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Judge McKenna says the "no jail, no bail" bill is the wrong approach and does not protect the public for many offenses.
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Rep. Lovick says pros outweigh cons with regards to his proposal of a license requirement and safety course for kayaks and paddleboards.
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Spiffy's Restaurant in Chehalis has closed its doors for indoor dining after facing $400,419 in total fines from the state for defying COVID restrictions.
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A scam recently hit the city of Tenino, which allegedly lost $270,000 last year. Mayor Wayne Fournier shares details of the ongoing investigation.
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World War II Veteran Phil Sulman was only 18 years old when he was inducted into the military, and 19 years old when he first went overseas.
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Former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp's campaign lawsuit against Secretary of State Kim Wyman alleging voter fraud is being dropped.
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Senator Doug Ericksen on what to expect from upcoming legislative session, and his criticism from the government's COVID response.
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The owner of Burlington's Railroad Pub and Pizza was told he could not serve diners with three walls of garage doors open as they're permanent structures.