New sheriff removal law ruled unconstitutional
A new law that could remove an elected sheriff from office was ruled unconstitutional less than 24 hours before it was supposed to go into effect.
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A new law that could remove an elected sheriff from office was ruled unconstitutional less than 24 hours before it was supposed to go into effect.
Efforts to keep you safe on public transit during those matches are ramping up. Hundreds of King County Sheriff’s Office deputies will be watching the light rail lines on match days.
A plan to separate Seattle’s pickleball and tennis courts is causing controversy among the city’s pickleball community.
Car experts say used-electric vehicle sales are rapidly spiking.
The Washington State Superintendent is celebrating the top districts in the state! Out of the top 25, seven Pierce County districts made the list.
Friday is a big day for the Seattle tourist season — the cruise ships are back in town!
For the first time since the pandemic, a new report from the Downtown Seattle Association shows crime is going down, more people are moving to Seattle than leaving, and tourism is booming.
Sound Transit’s new Crosslake Connection light rail over the I-90 floating bridge is already bringing in new riders, and Mercer Island business owners say they are seeing a difference in foot traffic.
Two Kirkland businesses are picking up the pieces on Monday after someone crashed through their front doors.
Did you know Seattle’s Museum of Flight features an entire exhibit dedicated to Project Apollo? Some of those missions paved the way for the Artemis II mission launch that is set for today.