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MyNorthwest Staff
Gee Scott: ‘It’s absolutely nuts’ to allow cars to drive through Pike Place Market
KIRO Newsradio host Gee Scott says it's time to end the practice of allowing cars to drive through Pike Place Market.1 year ago
Luke Duecy
Nearly 100,000 remain without power in Western Washington due to strong winds
The National Weather Service warns of high winds affecting Western Washington as a storm brews.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Starbucks axing 13 drinks from menu. Is your favorite one of them?
Discover which 13 beverages Starbucks is removing. Find out if your favorite drink will still be available after March 4.1 year ago
Julia Dallas
‘Anything goes’ no more: Union president welcomes return of King County Metro fare enforcement
Starting March 31, fare inspectors will ask King County bus passengers for proof of payment.1 year ago
Matt Markovich
Bill to open bus only lanes to employer shuttles sparks debate in Olympia
A proposed bill in Olympia aims to let employer shuttles use transit lanes, igniting discussion among business and transit leaders.1 year ago
James Lynch
‘Reckless urban planning:’ Seattle agencies clash over affordable housing proposal
Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson wants to re-zone an area in Seattle's SODO neighborhood with residential, including 500 units of affordable housing, and light industrial for small business uses.1 year ago
Matt Markovich
Round 2: Washington lawmakers reignite gun permit fight after failing last year
Lawmakers are once again trying to push a bill for more stringent requirements on firearm purchases, transfers and concealed carry licenses.1 year ago
Matt Markovich
Washington legislature’s first deadline claims hundreds of bills — But are they really dead?
The Washington State Legislature hit its first "do-or-die" deadline for policy bills on Friday.1 year ago
DEE-ANN DURBIN, ASSOCIATED PRESS AND MYNORTHWEST STAFF
Gee Scott: Starbucks layoffs could signal trouble brewing for the economy
Starbucks plans to lay off 1,100 corporate employees globally as new Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol streamlines operations.1 year ago
Sam Campbell
‘Betrayal’: Ukrainian-Americans in Seattle slam Trump, prepare to protest
Over the past week, tensions between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have worsened, as Zelenskyy said Ukraine was not invited to American ceasefire talks with Russia and Trump labeled the Ukrainian leader a “dictator.”1 year ago
Matt Markovich
Proposed tobacco and vapor tax hike would make small dent in $14 billion deficit
The democratically sponsored bill targets three key areas: cigarettes, tobacco products and vapor products.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Washington gas prices up 21 cents after California refinery fire. Will they surge again?
A refinery fire in California is to blame for rising Washington gas prices.1 year ago
Julia Dallas
Gee and Ursula: ‘Shameful’ that Washington schools must worry about DEI threat
The Washington's Superintendent of Public Instruction is pushing back against Trump's directive to eliminate DEI programs in schools and universities.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Lynnwood City Council picks its newest member
Rebecca Thornton will replace Julieta Altamirano-Crosby on Lynnwood's City Council.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Washington Supreme Court hands landlords major victory after CARES Act challenge
The Washington Supreme Court's ruling clarifies eviction notice rules under the CARES Act, benefiting landlords across the state.1 year ago
Matt Markovich
Public health and political power: Democratic bill says ‘best science’ must be followed
House Bill 1531 is a new piece of legislation that was advanced on Friday in the House Health Care and Wellness Committee with an 11-7 vote, split strictly along party lines.1 year ago
Julia Dallas
Virologist sounds alarm on aggressive flu season, avian influenza and CDC cuts
Dr. Angela Rasmussen, a virologist and professor at the University of Saskatchewan, told "The Gee and Ursula Show" on KIRO Newsradio that fewer people have gotten the flu vaccine this season.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Federal layoffs drive 35% jump in unemployment claims among Washington employees
A 35% increase in federal layoffs is driving up Washington unemployment claims, as reported by state officials.1 year ago
Matt Markovich
Revised bill overhauling governor’s emergency powers weakened by Democrats, say republicans
A Senate committee voted Friday to advance a revised bill aimed at limiting the governor’s emergency powers.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
John Curley: Washington superintendent shouldn’t ‘tangle with the federal government’ on DEI
Washington’s K-12 schools chief is urging districts to keep their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs despite a directive from the Trump administration ordering schools to eliminate "race-based decision-making" by February 28 or risk losing federal funding.1 year ago
Jake and Spike: Does the Bruce Harrell arrest 29 years ago really matter?
Bruce Harrell was arrested 29-years-ago. Does it matter? "The Jake and Spike Show" break it down.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell blames staff member for Sonics joke that bombed
Mayor Bruce Harrell shares key highlights on positive city changes with Jake Skorheim. Discover the latest updates and vision.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim
Jake: Why are lawmakers making it easier for bears to eat you?
Jake Skorheim explores why lawmakers are easing bear regulations, impacting family safety in outdoor areas.1 year ago
