Seven children in King County have been infected with E. coli, a bacteria that produces Shiga toxin. King County Public Health is currently investigating the… Continue reading
WSP trooper said a THC breathalyzer would be a “game changer” for law enforcement and courts.
Herd immunity may be unlikely to reach King County anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean that people living in the county won’t be able to… Continue reading
Inslee signs bill creating capital gains tax; foes are challenging it in court as unconstitutional.
Week of May 2
The number of positive COVID-19 cases in King County is beginning to fall after a fourth wave began in March. As of May 4, there… Continue reading
No Washington state counties will be rolling back their phase under the state’s Roadmap to Recovery plan following an announcement on May 4 by Gov.… Continue reading
Washington state will have its own earthquake early warning system on May 4 when ShakeAlert goes live, which could give residents precious seconds to prepare… Continue reading
The number of wolves in Washington state increased by 22%, marking the 12th year in a row the wolf population has grown, according to a… Continue reading
Kirkland Mayor Penny Sweet announced she will seek another term on the Kirkland City Council. Sweet, who has served on the Council since 2010 is… Continue reading
Bills target clean fuel standards and carbon emissions.
Democrats used their majorities to muscle through social, economic, environmental and tax policies.
Landlord help is included in another bill, Inslee says; eviction moratorium to end June 30.
Lake Washington School Board Director Cassandra Sage is running for a second term in LWSD district three, with plans to continue improving equitable access to… Continue reading
Top Science Educators from Around the Country Honored in Celebration of Excellence
Councilmember Neal Black announced that he is running for re-election to the Kirkland City Council. Black was first elected to the Council in 2019, filling… Continue reading
“Duality,” showcase will include a chance to meet the artist on April 18.
Culvert under 100th Avenue Northeast intended to reduce flooding and provide fish habitat.
