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Virologist: Trump’s COVID treatments make his actual condition ‘very unclear’
As the president continues to receive treatment for COVID, it's been difficult to assess the severity of his illness based on the medications he's received.6 years ago
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Gee on Trump’s COVID diagnosis: Human decency comes before politics
KIRO Radio's Gee and Feliks react to Trump's COVID diagnosis, and discuss putting human decency before politics.6 years ago
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Virologist: Trump ‘definitely faces increased risk’ in wake of COVID diagnosis
With President Trump testing positive for COVID-19 this week, what does his prognosis look like? Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen weighs in.6 years ago
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Local kindergarten teacher’s upbeat remote learning videos go viral
Mackenzie Adams, a kindergarten teacher at Glenwood Elementary School in Lake Stevens, has become a star on TikTok for her videos of remote lessons.6 years ago
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Former Seahawks WR Jermaine Kearse retires ‘very content’ with his career
From Lakewood to the UW to the Seattle Seahawks, Jermaine Kearse has long been a local fan favorite. This week, he announced his retirement from the NFL.6 years ago
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Virologist: Still unclear if kids under 12 are less susceptible to COVID
While it may appear that kids are less susceptible to COVID, Dr. Angela Rasmussen says it may be because mild cases are less likely to be diagnosed.6 years ago
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Investments should be ‘determined by the community,’ not by City Hall
Sean Goode, executive director of Choose 180, explains why he declined to participate in the mayor's budget process to invest in BIPOC communities.6 years ago
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Police reform efforts at state level focus on accountability, transparency
There has been a lot of discussion and talk about the Seattle City Council's plans for police reform, but what's happening at the state level in Olympia?6 years ago
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Superintendent Reykdal says opponent’s statements about sex ed are ‘untrue’
Incumbent superintendent, Chris Reykdal, joins Gee & Ursula to respond to something his opponent, Maia Espinoza, said about the sexual education curriculum.6 years ago
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Superintendent candidate says sex ed bill was ‘the tipping point’ for her campaign
Maia Espinoza, candidate for Washington's Superintendent of Public Instruction, says she's the better choice because she's a mom "with skin in the game."6 years ago
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Virologist: ‘Difficult to trust the CDC’ after failures in communicating guidance
Dr. Angela Rasmussen recognizes that no one is going to be right all the time, not even the CDC, but it matters how corrections are communicated.6 years ago
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Report finds inconsistencies in the investigation of Manny Ellis’ death
The investigation into the death of Manny Ellis while in Tacoma police custody was "flawed from the start," says Seattle Times reporter Patrick Malone.6 years ago
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Seattle University law prof: For civility, we should restore filibuster and not pack the court
Brooke Coleman, Seattle University law professor, says Democrats should not pack the court and should not eliminate the filibuster following RBG's passing.6 years ago
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Woodinville couple seek public’s help to find their missing daughter
"We just want her to come home safely," is the desperate plea from a Woodinville couple who need help finding their missing 14-year-old daughter.6 years ago
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Return to school, business will require ‘slowly easing’ out of restrictions
Cases have declined in Washington, but not enough for students to return to school or counties to move to the next phase. So what's it going to take?6 years ago
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Bridgeport residents collecting donations to help those impacted by Pearl Hill Fire
People in Bridgeport evacuated as the Pearl Hill Fire threatened homes this week, and now a local is leading an effort to help those impacted by wildfires.6 years ago
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‘It’s regular school now’: Washington aims for improved virtual learning as classes begin
With school getting underway in Washington this week, a majority of the state's students are returning virtually. How has it gone so far?6 years ago
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Bonney Lake mayor describes evacuating his home amid ongoing fires
Brush fires in the Bonney Lake-Sumner area had evacuations ordered in the immediate area, including the home of Bonney Lake Mayor Neil Johnson.6 years ago
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Thousands petition Gov. Inslee to allow fall sports for WA student athletes
A petition filed on behalf of a group called Student Athletes of Washington, written by senior Cole Norah, is asking the governor to allow fall sports.6 years ago
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Why protests in Tacoma don’t resemble those in Seattle, Portland
Matt Driscoll of the Tacoma News Tribune explains why the protests in Tacoma look much different than in Portland and Seattle.6 years ago
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East Precinct commander: ‘I’m not going to allow this precinct to be taken over’
Captain Eric Sano, commander of the East Precinct, speaks about the arson Monday and promises the building won't be abandoned again.6 years ago
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Small businesses in Seattle continuing to struggle amid COVID and riots
Jon Scholes, President of the Downtown Seattle Association on the closure of downtown businesses, COVID impacts, and continuing Seattle riots.6 years ago
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There are still good people in this world
Rob left his wallet, full of $1800, on the roof of his car. Luckily, Dan Kirk found it along a road in Centralia, Washington.6 years ago
