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MyNorthwest Staff
Here’s why Washington home construction costs surged ahead of national average
A new report highlights rising construction costs in Washington, driven by regulations and demand, far surpassing national trends.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Republican Seattle City Attorney rebukes Trump’s sanctuary city policy, joins legal challenge
Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison joins nationwide coalition against Trump's sanctuary city policy, advocating for local autonomy.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff with wire reports
Gee and Ursula: Trump’s tariffs could shake up local home prices, tourism
President Donald Trump said Monday that 25% taxes on imports from Mexico and Canada would start Tuesday, sparking renewed fears of a North American trade war that already showed signs of pushing up inflation and hindering growth.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Google ditches Fremont for this Seattle neighborhood
Google is transitioning its Seattle operations from Fremont to South Lake Union, impacting local employees and the community.2 years ago
Jason Rantz
Homeless man found dead after encampment tent fire in Seattle
A tragic incident in Haller Lake leaves a homeless man dead after a tent fire, sparking an urgent investigation.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Drug that could extend your dog’s life is one step closer to becoming reality
Brennen McKenzie, the Director of Veterinary Medicine at Loyal and Veterinarian at Adobe Animal Hospital, told "The John Curley Show" on KIRO Newsradio Thursday that his team is one step closer to bringing a life-extending drug for dogs to market.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Jake and Spike: Do we really need Amazon’s new AI-powered Alexa+?
Amazon introduced a new version of Alexa this week, enhanced with generative AI.2 years ago
James Lynch
Deputies find cornucopia of illegal items in Port Orchard eviction
A routine eviction in Kitsap County's Port Orchard led to a stash of weapons, drugs and stolen property.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Starbucks corporate layoffs will hit more than 600 in Seattle
More than 600 Starbucks employees face layoffs as part of companywide job cuts impacting corporate positions in Seattle.2 years ago
John Curley Show
John Curley: Bill would end voter-led initiatives in Washington as we know it
John Curley warns that the "initiative killer" in WA legislature could harm democracy and citizen engagement.2 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Fixing the Gorst corner conundrum in Kitsap County
Less than 500 people live in the small Kitsap County town of Gorst, but thousands of commuters come through the community every day.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Jake and Spike: Tim Eyman feels initiative process is under fire
Tim Eyman, a prominent figure in Washington State's initiative process, voiced strong opposition to Senate Bill 5382, which critics have dubbed the "initiative killer."2 years ago
Brandon Thompson, KIRO 7 News
56 puppies overwhelm Whatcom Humane in Bellingham
Animal shelters prepare for puppy season as Whatcom Humane welcomes 56 new arrivals, highlighting the need for community support.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
Fired federal workers in Washington struggling to get unemployment, Sen. Murray says
Federal workers in Washington, fired from their jobs as part of the Trump administration's ongoing cuts, are being kept from getting unemployment checks, U.S. Sen. Patty Murray said.2 years ago
James Lynch and Frank Lenzi
King County officials warn budget cuts will compromise community safety
King County is grappling with a $150 million budget deficit, which will likely result in significant cutbacks, and threats to public safety, according to county leaders.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Lynnwood City Council appointee withdraws an hour before swearing-in ceremony
Rebecca Thornton, the Lynnwood council appointee, steps down from her City Council seat just days after unanimous selection.2 years ago
Matt Markovich
Washington House Speaker lays out ‘devastating cuts’ in a possible ‘no-new-taxes’ budget
Washington State is grappling with a significant budget shortfall.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Rep. Adam Smith: ‘Trump is moving in a fascist direction and we need to stop him’
Congressman Adam Smith calls for action to prevent what he calls Trump's troubling trajectory toward fascism.2 years ago
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.2 years 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.2 years 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 4.2 years 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.2 years 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.2 years ago
