Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced Friday that the city soon hopes to offer free "streamlined" temporary permits, allowing restaurants to expand seating.
Pride Month in Seattle is going virtual for 2020. There will be three full days of speakers, performances, and activities hosted online from June 26-28.
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan met with a group of protesters behind closed doors inside a Capitol Hill church Friday, and said she plans to remove barricades Sunday.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo discuss the new guidelines Washington colleges and universities have to bring students back on campus in the fall.
A new motion in the lawsuit against the Employment Security Department could see the department forced to pay the 71,000 people still waiting for benefits.
Black Collective Voice, a group of organizers and protesters formed out of the Capitol Hill Organized Protest, is reclaiming the narrative of the movement.
Local business owners and residents have filed a lawsuit against the City of Seattle, alleging it created conditions that led to "extensive harm" done by the CHOP.
Gov. Inslee issued a proclamation Wednesday to allow higher education institutions to put necessary protocols in place to allow safe in-person instruction.
