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Micki Gamez
Hyundai owners were able to get free anti-theft software updates
This weekend, a free software upgrade for Hyundai owners will take place at four locations throughout Western Washington.3 years ago
James Lynch
State of Washington to pay $8.5M to families of 2021 DUI crash victims
The state of Washington will pay $8.5 million to the families of two people killed in a 2021 DUI crash on Whidbey Island, one attorney said.3 years ago
Heather Bosch
Attorney ‘stunned’ to see similar Boeing quality control problem 6 years later
A passenger - on a Boeing plane in which a door plug blew out - said the rush of air was so strong, it tore off his shoes and socks.3 years ago
Kate Stone
‘Terrible blow’: 2 arrested in connection with Mercer Island man’s murder
Two suspects have been arrested in connection to the homicide of a Mercer Island man who went missing last month.3 years ago
Heather Bosch
New study could make colon cancer screening a little easier
"We studied over 20,000 people and we found the blood-based test can detect 83% of people who have colon cancer," Dr. William Grady said.3 years ago
James Lynch
Officials debate who’s to blame for death of homeless person in Burien
The body of a homeless person was found Thursday morning at an encampment next to Burien City Hall.3 years ago
James Lynch
Prosecutors: No charges in deadly 2020 SPD officer-involved shooting
Prosecutors said they will not pursue charges against an SPD officer who shot and killed an unarmed man while he was holding his daughter.3 years ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: The Burien homeless crisis highlights an even bigger problem
Because of the lack of alternatives, the King County Sheriff has ordered her deputies to not enforce a camping ban in Burien.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
Markovich: What I learned this legislative session is citizens can break a 1-party rule
What was most remarkable covering this legislative session were the votes on three citizen initiatives and the break from one-party rule.3 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Colleen O’Brien: Doctor says we ‘need meat’ for mental health to thrive
Dr. Georgia Ede is a Harvard-trained psychiatrist who has written a book on changing a diet to better one's mental health.3 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Colleen O’Brien: Sen. Karen Keiser explains why this is the time to retire
Another long-serving Washington lawmaker, Democratic state Sen. Karen Keiser, announced this week she will not run for re-election.3 years ago
Micki Gamez
‘This was my way of helping Seattle’: Local vet makes huge donation to free pet clinic
The cost of pet care is going up and some families simply can't afford it. One pet clinic is making a difference.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
‘Doesn’t enhance public safety’: Bill allows speed cameras to ticket responding police
A bill authorizes the use of speed cameras subjects police cars to speeding tickets, even if they are responding to an emergency.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Renton business owner missing since Feb. 26 found dead in Mexico
Reyna Hernandez, a hairdresser and business owner in Renton, was found dead in Mexico after missing for nearly two weeks.3 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Expanded SR 520 tolling going down to wire in Olympia
Do you want funding for 520 or do you want lower gas prices? That's what the campaign against the citizen's initiative is expected to be.3 years ago
James Lynch
Public Safety Council announces vital homeless center in Chinatown closing its doors
The Navigation Center is permanently closing. The decision was announced at a Chinatown-International District Public Safety Council meeting.3 years ago
Kate Stone
Bellevue police guild slams city response to officer’s on-duty injury
Officer Kevin Bereta's injury situation has now generated turmoil between the Bellevue Police Officers' Guild and the city of Bellevue.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
Controversial ‘Clean Energy Bill’ drops ban on natural gas, may face challenge
Gov. Jay Inslee will be facing a difficult decision -- whether to sign the 'Clean Energy Bill' that aims to transform the state's biggest utility.3 years ago
Kate Stone
Former WSDOT worker sues over gas price whistleblowing claims
A conservative advocacy group filed a lawsuit against the state of Washington, on behalf of a former WSDOT worker who said he was told to lie.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
Strippers, book bans, guns: Examples of partisan divide persist in Olympia
Many final Washington State Legislature votes are seeing partisan divide and falling along party lines just days before the session ends.3 years ago
Micki Gamez
Gamez asks: Do you need rental car insurance?
The cost was the same as if we rented a basic economy car for four. So it begs the question -- did we really need rental car insurance?3 years ago
Feliks Banel
Everett official dodges key question about gazebo-saving compromise
An Everett spokesperson dodged KIRO Newsradio's question about whether Mayor Cassie Franklin is willing to accept the gazebo compromise.3 years ago
Nate Connors
I-5 near SeaTac closing this weekend at South 216th Street Bridge
The South 216th Street Bridge in SeaTac has nearly completed the installation of its concrete girders -- a heavy beam to support the deck of a bridge.3 years ago
