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Seattle budget committee to vote on SPD funding cuts -
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Legendary Northwest DJ, pop culture renaissance man Pat O’Day passes away -
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Early Primary election results may indicate tough competition to come -
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Family waiting on unemployment forced to sell 'everything out of house' -
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Marilyn Strickland, Beth Doglio leading District 10 race in early results -
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Chris Reykdal, Maia Espinoza out to early lead in Washington Superintendent race -
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Bob Ferguson, Matt Larkin leading in race for Washington Attorney General -
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Jay Inslee, Loren Culp leading early in Washington governor race -
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Rantz: Seattle activist says buildings 'perpetulating' violence, so destroy them -
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Primary election voter turnout already pacing ahead of 2016 in Washington state -
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Mayor Durkan, Chief Best decry council proposal to begin SPD layoffs in November -
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Washington state Democrats, Republicans vying for advantage in 2020 election -
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Seattle council divided over proposals to defund police department -
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Residents still waiting for unemployment checks after ESD declares backlog cleared -
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'Peaceful protest' is a contradiction in terms
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Over a thousand people attending rally, march urging Seattle council to defund SPD by 50%
A rally and march is being held outside the King County youth jail Wednesday, to voice support for a proposal to cut SPD's budget by 50%.Comments -
Seattle council fires back at criticism from mayor, SPD chief over police defund proposals
Councilmembers spoke out Wednesday, less than 24 hours after Mayor Jenny Durkan and Chief Carmen Best criticized plans to cut funding to SPD. -
Seattle budget committee to vote on SPD funding cuts
Wednesday marks a big day in the conversation over defunding the Seattle Police Department as the budget committee is expected to vote on amendments. -
Early Primary election results may indicate tough competition to come
State Democrats say early results show voters are fed up with the president's failure to lead. But in many races, Republican candidates aren't far behind. -
Family waiting on unemployment forced to sell ‘everything out of house’
The state says unemployment claims made this spring have been resolved -- but hundreds of people who filed during this time say they're still waiting. -
Marilyn Strickland, Beth Doglio leading District 10 race in early results
Marilyn Strickland is leading in the race for Washington state's District 10 Congressional seat. The top two vote-getters move on to the general election. -
Chris Reykdal, Maia Espinoza out to early lead in Washington Superintendent race
Chris Reykdal and Maia Espinoza are leading in the race of Washington's Superintendent of Schools on Primary election night. -
Bob Ferguson, Matt Larkin leading in race for Washington Attorney General
Incumbent Bob Ferguson is leading the race for Washington State Attorney General in the Primary election, garnering nearly 57% of the vote early on. -
Jay Inslee, Loren Culp leading early in Washington governor race
Jay Inslee is leading in the race for Washington's governor in the Primary election. The top two vote-getters will move on to November's general election. -
Mayor Durkan, Chief Best decry council proposal to begin SPD layoffs in November
Mayor Jenny Durkan and Chief Carmen Best spoke out Tuesday against a council proposal to begin SPD layoffs as early as November 1, 2020. -
Washington state Democrats, Republicans vying for advantage in 2020 election
With divisiveness in both Washington state and the country, the 2020 election is poised to be one of the most significant in recent history. -
Seattle council divided over proposals to defund police department
As series of key votes approaches, Seattle councilmembers are divided over various proposals to cut funding to the city's police department. -
Gonzales expected to start as Mariners host Angels
Los Angeles Angels (4-7, third in the AL West) vs. Seattle Mariners (4-8, fifth in the AL West) Seattle; Wednesday, 9:40 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Angels: Julio Teheran (0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0.00 WHIP, 0 strikeouts) Mariners: Marco Gonzales (1-1, 2.53 ERA, .94 WHIP, 8 strikeouts) LINE: Angels favored by 1 1/2 runs; over/under is 8 […] -
Memorial service for fallen Bothell Police Officer Shoop
A memorial service for fallen Bothell Police Officer Jonathan Shoop is being held Aug. 4. It is a private event, but there will be a livestream available. -
The Latest: Wyman, Tarleton advance for secretary of state
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The Latest on Washington state’s primary election (all times local): 9:50 p.m. Republican Secretary of State Kim Wyman and Democratic state Rep. Gael Tarleton both advanced to the November ballot in the race to be the state’s top election officer. The incumbent Wyman was just over 50% of the preliminary primary […]
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