Month: September 2020

While Thanksgiving is still two months away, local and national health officials have indicated already that holidays in 2020 will — and should — look different for most families than in years past. As October nears, Skagit County health officials…

Need to find a free testing site near you? Below is a list of testing sites in King County available, regardless of insurance or immigration status. These sites are open to anyone who can’t get a test through their healthcare…

Duane Davidson (R) and Mike Pellicciotti (D) are the two candidates in the race for Washington State Treasurer on the November ballot. How many days until Election Day? A guide to important election deadlines In the Primary results, incumbent Davidson…

Fires were set on Capitol Hill after protests turned violent on Seattle streets for a second night between Thursday and Friday. Protests have erupted across the country following a Kentucky grand jury’s decision on Wednesday not to bring any charges…

Another baby orca has been born to the J pod, the Center for Whale Research confirmed on Friday. It’s a boy: Orca whale calf born in Puget Sound is a male This new baby is the second calf born this…

Plaintiffs on behalf of a handful of protesters and families announced a wrongful death and personal injury lawsuit Friday, filed against the City of Seattle and Washington state. Rally, vigil held Wednesday in memory of slain Seattle protester Plaintiffs include…

The Office of Police Accountability (OPA) is calling for a criminal investigation into a Seattle police officer, after video from a Wednesday night protest showed a police officer rolling a bicycle over a man’s neck as he laid on the…

Rainy weather and slick roads led to a difficult day for Washington State Patrol on Wednesday, with troopers responding to 86 separate collisions across King County in a 20-hour period. Trooper Rick Johnson described the sheer volume of collisions as…

The fire season in Western Washington is likely over for the year, especially with the rain and wet weather this week, but the same may not be true for Eastern Washington. National Weather Service meteorologist Gary Schneider says the east…

If you’ve lost your job in the economic crisis, getting back into the job market may be made even more challenging by the fact that the prevalence of remote work over the past six months has revolutionized the skills needed…