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Executive Constantine and King County Sheriff Cole-Tindall announce new plans for office

The first steps for how the King County Sheriff’s Office will address public safety was announced by Executive Dow Constantine and King County Sheriff Patti...

Puget Sound gas prices down over $1 from June peak

Gas prices have been steadily falling over the past four weeks, from an average high of $5.70 a gallon to locations offering gas for $4.57...

Tacoma restaurants team up with The Peace Bus to fight child hunger

The Peace Bus is teaming up with Tacoma restaurants to provide free meals to kids 18 and under. From July 1 to September, kids can...

South Sound fireworks reporting portal fields nearly 1,000 complaints over Fourth of July weekend

South Sound 911 announced Wednesday that it received 3,124 calls on Fourth of July this year, in addition to 545 reports received via its FireworksReport.com tool. Of...

Understaffed and overworked: Kirkland firefighters say the department is in crisis

An outraged group of firefighters told Kirkland City Council members the department is in the midst of a severe staffing crisis. They say some of...

Signs, cameras proposed amid spike in car break-ins at King County trailheads

A King County councilmember is proposing legislation that would put security cameras and signs at some higher-risk parks and trailheads. Councilmember Reagan Dunn, who is...

15 of Washington’s 39 counties reporting high levels of COVID-19

Nearly half of Washington state is now reporting high levels of COVID-19, meaning certain safety recommendations are back in place from the Centers for Disease...

Seattle fire crews investigate gas leak near SoDo

Seattle fire crews are investigating a gas leak in the 2500 block of Airport Way South, the fire department tweeted. Firefighters found a three-inch main...

LGBTQ+ book previously pulled from Kent middle school library will return to shelves

An LGBTQ book that was previously pulled from a Kent middle school library will go back on its shelves. The school board voted 2-1 to overturn a...

COVID-19 cases declining slightly in Washington

COVID-19 cases in Washington are declining slightly, but health officials urge people to use caution over the Fourth of July weekend. They suggest people celebrate...

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