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Bellevue teachers, school district reach tentative agreement on modified in-person expansion plan -
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Gov. Inslee pauses key road projects to focus on fish passage improvements -
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Ross: New QAnon theory shows why Senate needs to vote to convict Trump -
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UW post-COVID clinic treating 'long-haulers' sees multifold increase in patients -
Dori Monson
WA landlord unable to get rent or evict criminal tenant for nine months -
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Victim speaks out after Tacoma police officer drives through crowd -
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Rantz: Watch Seattle voter scold Councilmember Kshama Sawant in grocery store -
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Seattle City Councilmember shares plan to boost emergency shelter with tiny houses -
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'This is outrageous': Oversight group reacts in wake of Tacoma officer driving through crowd -
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Seattle City Council approves $4 more per hour for grocery workers -
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State DOH says Phase 1B, Tier 1 could take months to get through -
Dori Monson
Why Snohomish County closed vaccination sites Monday -
Dave Ross
Is the vaccine effective against the new strain of COVID? -
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Ballard restaurant owner: Thankfully surviving due to 'very loyal customers' -
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Kent Meridian coach says sports could offer schedule, normalcy for students -
Dori Monson
Judge Ed McKenna: WA bail reform bill 'does not protect the public' -
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Authorities identify 36-year-old remains of Green River Killer's youngest victim -
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Initial stabilization measures on West Seattle Bridge completed -
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Where to get vaccinated for COVID-19 in Washington state -
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Field for Seattle mayor grows as homeless advocate announces candidacy
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New texts from state DOH aim to speed up COVID-19 exposure notification
The Washington State Department of Health will text a verification code to every person in the state who tests positive for COVID-19.Comments -
Whatcom County COVID transmission rate highest in Washington state
Whatcom County is the state's current COVID-19 hotspot. The northern county is seeing a transmission rate higher than anywhere else in Washington. -
City of Seattle approved to administer COVID vaccine to residents, workers
The state Department of Health has approved the City of Seattle to be a COVID vaccine distributor. Two mobile teams will start at adult family homes. -
Washington looks to end streak vs USC
Washington (1-9, 0-6) vs. Southern California (9-2, 3-1) Galen Center, Los Angeles; Thursday, 9:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Southern California looks to extend Washington’s conference losing streak to eight games. Washington’s last Pac-12 win came against the Arizona Wildcats 69-63 on March 7, 2020. Southern California is coming off a 67-62 overtime home win over […] -
Parler moves domain name to Sammamish company after Amazon cancels hosting services
Parler has reportedly moved its domain name to a Sammamish web-hosting company, after the website's hosting services were terminated by Amazon. -
Windstorm knocks out power for thousands of Puget Sound residents
The National Weather Service says Thursday is expected to be a "fairly nice day" with morning fog. But thousands of people across the Puget Sound region. -
WA Rep. Jayapal tests positive for COVID, blames maskless GOP colleagues during Capitol siege
Washington Rep. Pramila Jayapal revealed Monday that she has tested positive for COVID-19, blaming maskless colleagues during the Capitol siege. -
Seattle had ‘highest number of murders in 26 years’ in 2020
As part of a briefing Monday, interim Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz addressed the year-end crime data for 2020, focusing primarily on homicides. -
UCLA looks to extend streak vs Washington St.
Washington State (9-2, 2-2) vs. UCLA (9-2, 5-0) Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles; Thursday, 5 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: UCLA looks for its sixth straight conference win against Washington State. UCLA’s last Pac-12 loss came against the USC Trojans 54-52 on March 7, 2020. Washington State came up short in a 75-60 game to Stanford in […] -
Part of Employment Security’s Benefits Data Dashboard down indefinitely
A portion of the Employment Security Department's dashboard giving statistics on unemployed people waiting on funds is currently down. -
Seattle Public Schools Superintendent calls for higher vaccine prioritization for educators
The Seattle Public Schools Superintendent called on Gov. Inslee to give higher COVID-19 vaccine prioritization to educators and school district personnel. -
Seattle council: Police union ‘would be wise to relieve itself’ of Mike Solan as president
City Councilmembers joined calls Monday, pushing for the Seattle Police Officers Guild to remove Mike Solan as the union's president. -
Aviation analysts react to Boeing 737 Max fraud penalty
Boeing is being hit with a $2.5 billion penalty from the U.S. Justice Department for deceiving the FAA about an automated flight system in the 737-MAX. -
Man arrested at WA capitol part of group that breached gate at governor’s mansion
The Washington State Patrol arrested two people at the state capitol campus in Olympia on Monday as the 2021 legislative session kicked off. -
Monday marks ‘calm before storm’ ahead of heavy rain, wind across Puget Sound region
The Puget Sound region is in for another wild week of weather, with rain, flooding, wind, and more on the way for the next three days.