
Man arrested for arson during CHOP enters race for Seattle city council seat
"My crime does not define who I will be in the future, or my narrative, or the legislative policies I can implement in Seattle for the greater good of my people."2 years ago

Stine: Crackdown against transgender kids in sports ‘is the same’ as Coach Kennedy
H.R. 734's specific language states student-athletes must compete in sports in accordance with 鈥渁 person鈥檚 reproductive biology and genetics at birth.鈥2 years ago

Auto Theft Prevention has funds siphoned while car thefts reach all-time high
The trend spilled into the new year, as the Puget Sound Auto Theft Task Force reported more than 81 cars were stolen per day in January alone.2 years ago

Seattle looks to create two new off-leash dog parks amid post-pandemic pet boom
Lincoln Park, Me-Kwa-Mooks Park, Hamilton Viewpoint Park, West Seattle Stadium, and the Delridge Playfield have been listed as some proposed locations.2 years ago

Stine challenges success of WA’s first ever carbon emission auction
Recent reports stated nearly $300 million was spent by companies bidding against each other to buy a limited amount of carbon emission allowances.2 years ago

WA carbon emission auction nets nearly $300M from oil, gas companies
The cap-and-invest program sets a limit on carbon emissions, requiring businesses to obtain allowances for greenhouse gas emissions.2 years ago

Shawn Kemp’s attorneys claim he acted in self defense in Tacoma shooting
Former Seattle SuperSonics star Shawn Kemp has been booked into Pierce County Jail on a "drive-by shooting" charge.2 years ago

Bill for fewer restrictions on police pursuits passes in WA Senate
With new amendments to the legislation, the bill would give police the authority to pursue a suspect if they have a 鈥渞easonable suspicion.鈥2 years ago

Three-decade high in WA teachers leaving profession as burnout soars
There was a 37-year-high in Washington teachers leaving the profession last year, according to a report from the Calder Policymakers Council.2 years ago

Stine: Public drug use is ‘why people don’t go to downtown anymore’
In a period from June to August of last year, the Seattle Fire Department responded to nearly 200 instances along a stretch of 3rd Avenue.2 years ago

Ohio disaster a consequence of lobbying against environmental regulations
Late last month, Norfolk Southern, contributed donations to East Palestine with $300K for schools and $825K to reimburse the fire department.2 years ago

Smiley: We need strong leaders, we don’t need politicians
"I think what we saw on this last election, was extremely disappointing for our country and for the future," Smiley said on AM 770 KTTH.2 years ago

King County: 685 fentanyl overdoses in 2022 compared to 3 in 2015
The King County Prosecutor's Office cited 685 overdoses related to fentanyl in 2022, eight years removed from 2015's mark of just three.2 years ago

WA Rep. hopes to eradicate sex offender housing in Enumclaw
Tenino residents and community members protested the proposition for weeks due to the risk factors of the home being near a playground.2 years ago

Lynnwood hiring employees solely to remove gang-related graffiti
The Lynnwood City Council approved of nearly $400,000 of funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to combat graffiti, which passed on a 6-0 vote.2 years ago
King Co., Seattle attorneys challenge DSHS over mental health services
A lack of mental health services for criminals who couldn't stand trial is one of the reasons Seattle keeps seeing people get out of jail.2 years ago

Spike, Cross debate ticket prices ahead of Springsteen’s latest tour
"This will be my 55th show? I'm not really certain, you lose track after so many years," Spike said. "I will stop at nothing to see Bruce."2 years ago

Clinical Psychologist: Nearly 30% of teen girls considered suicide
The CDC found nearly three in five teen girls felt "persistently sad or hopeless," according to its "Youth Risk Behavior Survey Report."2 years ago

Body of man recovered from Colchuck Peak avalanche
The body was identified as Seong Cho, a Korean national residing in West Hartford, Connecticut. Cho was one of three climbers killed in the avalanche.2 years ago

Encampment fire near I-5 in Seattle brings total to 60 in 2023 alone
The Ship Canal Bridge encampment has been documented as one of the most dangerous encampments in the region.2 years ago

Franklin HS teacher charged on multiple counts for having sex with student
Pawares Pathompornvivat, a 32-year-old teacher from Franklin High School, has been charged with multiple counts of sexual misconduct.2 years ago
Gee Scott: ‘If you don’t want to go back to work, go find another job’
"I think Amazon's move is absolute garbage," producer Andrew Lanier said in response to Gee Scott's take on the Amazon return to work policy.2 years ago

Removing political parties from ballots gains momentum in Legislature
HB1826 would eliminate party labels from Washington's ballots, meaning candidates wouldn't have to remain identified by political party.2 years ago
