Month: September 2020

As if losing your home in a wildfire was not devastating enough, a Malden family that lost everything this month is now also suffering from COVID-19. The Graham family of seven — dad Matthew, mom Jessica, and their five children…

With the added stress of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, there’s been a cascading effect on many people, specifically involving cracked teeth, jaw pain, and other dental health issues. According to Bremerton dentist Dr. Peter Ruff, he’s been seeing more and…

The first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden included a number of heated clashes between the two candidates over the ongoing pandemic, personal attacks about former Vice President Biden’s family, and a discussion over the future of the…

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Boeing will likely consolidate its 787 Dreamliner assembly in South Carolina in a move that would eliminate 787 production in the Puget Sound region. The WSJ reports that it’s not clear on the…

As we approach Nov. 3, we’re holding a series of virtual election town halls to help you prepare for the upcoming general election. For the first edition of this ongoing series hosted by Gee and Ursula Show co-host Ursula Reutin,…

Some special education students in the Puyallup and Issaquah school districts are returning to classrooms Tuesday as the first wave of students to return to in-person learning. Some parents and teachers say they have serious safety concerns. The return to…

With the town of Malden, Wash., almost entirely destroyed by recent wildfires, Washington’s Emergency Management Department got help from an unexpected source in SpaceX. History in flames in Whitman County as fires decimate Malden The company offered the use of…

On the heels of a contentious process of rebalancing the 2020 budget due to the economic hit from COVID-19, it starts all over again Tuesday as Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan released her proposed $6.5 billion budget for 2021. Despite significant…

With sunshine and clear skies making a brief appearance in Western Washington this week, residents of the region have a chance to spot the aurora borealis. This comes as a result of increasing geomagnetic storms, which are expected to peak…

In the wake of President Trump nominating Indiana federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett to fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, Washington Democratic state lawmakers are speaking out against the move. Barrett could be Ginsburg’s polar…