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Why aren’t metal theft laws working in Washington state?

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Why aren’t the current laws working? That’s the question many are asking with a recent rise in metal theft. ‘Significant amount of wire theft’...

Seattle chief librarian race takes a surprise twist with remote work dispute

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The Seattle Public Library (SPL) is selecting its next chief librarian. Two finalists remain in contention: long time interim Seattle chief librarian Tom Fay,...

Rantz: Democrat says Native Americans can’t drown because of ‘eons’ of experience

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A Democrat lawmaker is pushing a law forcing people to wear a personal flotation device in certain circumstances. It’s meant to prevent drowning accidents....

Dori: Former marines from Snoqualmie test COVID masking efficacy with bear spray

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These two guys would have been a hoot in your high school chemistry class. From a driveway in the Snoqualmie Valley, buddies Jeff Kissick...

Washington’s outdoor mask mandate to be lifted Feb. 18; indoor to follow

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Gov. Inslee announced Wednesday that the state’s outdoor mask mandate will be lifted by Feb. 18. The outdoor mask mandate currently in effect in...

Dori: Man bailed out twice now charged in attempted stabbing of 8-year-old in Tacoma

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Thanks to $7,000 provided by the Northwest Community Bail Fund, a Tacoma man was free to walk the streets of the city Saturday, where...

Washington Democrats unveil expansive $16 billion transportation package

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Washington Democrats have unveiled their new “Move Ahead Washington” package, detailing a 16-year transportation funding proposal with a $16 billion price tag. Dems, GOP...

Gee Scott interviews NBA great Jamal Crawford

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On episode six of “Leaving a Legacy,” Gee Scott interviews former NBA Jamal Crawford. Crawford, who spent 20 years in the league and won...

Rantz: Cruel Providence COVID rule won’t allow senior to visit wife after her stroke

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“I’m so broken right now,” George, a 61-year-old retiree emails me as the love of his life recovers from a stroke. George’s 65-year-old wife...

Construction layoffs ‘into the thousands, more to come’ as concrete worker strike nears third month

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Picket lines on major construction sites around the Puget Sound region have been in effect since November. Thousand of construction workers have been laid...

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