Dozens of cannabis dispensaries have been robbed in recent years while the laws force the shops to be cash-only.
ESHB 2153 would make catalytic converters traceable and harder to sell illegally.
Legislative bill would recover funding for the Early Support for Infants and Toddlers program – and could save the state millions.
In this episode, we look at how King County is moving toward ending traditional youth detention in favor of a new facility for minors or even group homes.
In this episode, former Seahawks player Chad Wheeler awaits sentencing for domestic violence charges. Also: Kent police arrest a woman who reportedly threatened a driver with a gun.
The King County Sheriff’s Office plans to develop and implement a language access program following a complaint filed with the…
Bomb squad members inspected the object and learned that it was in fact a Douglas AIR-2 Genie.
Committee members expressed concerns regarding youth leaving the center and causing additional harm. The committee also expressed concerns about youth being at risk of retaliation from community members.
KCLS reports 8,863,118 digital titles checked out in 2023.
KCPAO says it plans to better work with schools and districts with legal matters involving students.
Several programs in King County received grant funding.
Remains of “Bones 20” belong to Everett teen Tammie Liles.
The funding is being called a “historic” investment in units and homes for low-income homebuyers.
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the incident.
Current maximum pay is no more than $50 per day and $4,800 per year; Joe Nguyen sponsors bill
Opioid-related fatalities among adolescents ages 14-18 have surged almost threefold in recent years.
The initiatives address issues such as parental rights for education, tax collection, vehicle pursuits by police and carbon tax credits. Signatures secured for the ballot measures are being validated for the general election.
King County nonprofit advocates to transform juvenile and criminal legal systems
County has been working at helping more “first generation” farmers get started, especially immigrants and people of color.
Membership continues to grow for the first Washington state chapter of Dykes on Bikes.
