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Dave Ross
Ross: Not wearing a mask infringes on all of our choices -
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Bellevue modeler warns of 'catastrophic outcomes' with COVID-19 cases rising -
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'This is absurd,' says councilmember as SPD arrests protesters Thursday -
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Senator's bill aims to prevent a second CHOP in Seattle, other cities -
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Counties to remain in current phases; Inslee to sign 'No Mask, No Service' mandate -
Dori Monson
AG's office 'sabotaged the case' at I-976 court hearing, claims Eyman -
Dave Ross
SCOTUS decision on scholarships to religious schools not applicable to WA -
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UW expert: CDC advisory against COVID testing for all students is 'irresponsible' -
Tracy Taylor
Inovio Pharmaceuticals shows promising results in trial -
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Seattle council unlikely to oblige mayor's request to investigate Sawant -
Feliks Banel
Seattle owes its existence to its most invisible waterway -
Dave Ross
Ross: Failures of CHOP a cautionary tale for protesters -
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Latest count indicates possible rise in King County homeless population -
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Why Seattle police are still allowed to use pepper spray, tear gas despite ban -
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Seattle protesters face off with police overnight on Capitol Hill -
KTTH
Seattle business: Nothing done about CHOP until it affected officials -
Gee and Ursula
WA nurse on the lingering health effects of COVID-19 during recovery -
Dave Ross
COVID-19 outbreak in fraternity houses on UW's Greek Row -
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Seafair to host community programs in lieu of large-scale summer events -
Dave Ross
With CHOP dismantled, Capitol Hill resident 'feeling relieved'
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Bellevue modeler warns of ‘catastrophic outcomes’ with COVID-19 cases rising
With a “troubling” rise of COVID-19 cases in King County and across Washington state in recent weeks, public health officials are ringing the alarm.Comments -
‘This is absurd,’ says councilmember as SPD arrests protesters Thursday
Seattle police continued to clash with protesters on Capitol Hill for much of Thursday, as well as overnight into Friday. -
Senator’s bill aims to prevent a second CHOP in Seattle, other cities
Sen. Steve O'Ban has written legislation that seeks to deter cities from allowing their own version of the CHOP to spring up. -
Counties to remain in current phases; Inslee to sign ‘No Mask, No Service’ mandate
Gov. Inslee said on Thursday he will sign a statewide mandate by Tuesday that prohibits businesses from serving customers without masks. -
UW expert: CDC advisory against COVID testing for all students is ‘irresponsible’
Local health experts are concerned over a new CDC advisory against testing all students and faculty before in-person school resumes this fall. -
Seattle council unlikely to oblige mayor’s request to investigate Sawant
Council President Lorena Gonzalez indicated Wednesday that she does not intend to oblige a request from the mayor to investigate Kshama Sawant. -
Latest count indicates possible rise in King County homeless population
The latest point-in-time count in King County indicates that the region's homeless population has potentially grown since 2019. -
Why Seattle police are still allowed to use pepper spray, tear gas despite ban
Seattle police officers are still allowed to use crowd control weapons like pepper spray and tear gas in certain scenarios, at least for the next few weeks. -
Seattle protesters face off with police overnight on Capitol Hill
With the CHOP area cleared and the East Precinct now back under police control, officers faced off with protesters on Capitol Hill overnight. -
Seafair to host community programs in lieu of large-scale summer events
Seafair previously announced the cancellation of all its major events for 2020, but there will be community and virtual programs to enjoy this summer. -
WA Dept. of Health urges state residents to delay summer travel
The Washington Department of Health is urging residents to scale back summer travel plans over fears of increasing the spread of COVID-19. -
Councilmember Sawant responds to Mayor Durkan’s call for investigation, possible expulsion
Councilmember Kshama Sawant responds to Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan's letter calling on the Seattle City Council to investigate and possibly expel Sawant. -
Seattle council committee passes big business tax
Seattle City Council's budget committee voted to advance a tax on big business. Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda's legislation now moves on to a full city council vote Monday afternoon. -
‘Enough is enough:’ SPD takes back East Precinct, dismantles CHOP
Seattle police officers have arrived the CHOP early Wednesday morning, and have reclaimed the area around the East Precinct. -
LEAD program expands north of Seattle to Snohomish County
The Snohomish County Prosecutor's Office received a grant to implement the nationally recognized LEAD program with Everett and Lynnwood Police.