Numbers for each city
Washington’s virus-related death toll surpasses 129 as of Wednesday, March 25.
Curbing COVID-19 in jails
Jails already seeing a significant decrease in inmates from 1,940 to 1,766 between March 1-19, with more cuts on the way.
Seattle mayor says in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus, the public cannot allow gatherings at Alki, Golden Gardens, Seward, Volunteer Park or Magnuson parks.
Coronavirus Outbreak
Two paramedic interns, two South King County primary response employees are asymptomatic, according to union executives.
Coronavirus aboard a cruise ship
Couple boards ship Feb. 21 for adventure cruise to Hawaiin Islands; 21 people on board test positive for coronavirus.
Coronavirus update
Two individuals who died on Feb. 26 were found to have had the coronavirus; Harborview Medical Center staff possibly exposed to the virus.
Civil rights advocates call out forceful policing that has targeted young people of color in South King County.
The two bonsai, a Silverberry and a Japanese Black Pine, were stolen from the secured public exhibit area early Sunday morning.
Seattle-based nonprofit Resilient Hearts Animal Sanctuary helps rescue and re-home animals from high risk situations and fosters loving relationships along the way.
51-year-old Mark David Glenn, of Auburn, posted bail and was released from jail.
Family says the 23-year-old man’s death was “senseless”; accuse police of excessive force and withholding information that the man used a wheelchair.
Murder charge
Beverly Lorraine Jenne was charged with pre-meditated murder and assault for shooting her roommates, one fatally.
Grinchy antics
Federal Way’s Special Investigations Unit arrested the suspect on Friday, Dec. 13; Some of the 78 stolen trees were recovered, police say.
Reporter’s Notebook
Reporter runs the 13.1-mile race in 2:01:40.
Police investigation
Starbucks customer outraged at “whites only” graffiti spray-painted under the drive-thru sign; company “acted quickly to remove” graffiti.
Remembering Sarah Yarborough
Sarah Yarborough was strangled on FWHS campus in December 1991; her suspected killer was arrested nearly three decades later on Oct. 2.
Cold case murder
The body of Sarah Yarborough, 16, was found on the Federal Way High School campus in December 1991.
Cleaning up the roadsides
Teens, age 14-17, in Department of Ecology Youth Corps program clean up to protect the environment in four-week job opportunity.
‘EVERY ONE OF THEIR STORIES IS DIFFERENT’
Celebrate 18! was held by nonprofit Eileen & Callie’s Place on Saturday.
17-year-old Cameron Wilson planned to attend Seattle University to study computer science after June graduation.
