Jackie Kent is a reporter at KOMO News. With a focus on education, social issues, and regional interests, she covers a variety of topics including crime and animal cruelty, particularly within the context of the K-12 education system. Jackie has been featured in multiple outlets including KRQE News, KATU-TV, and MedPage Today.
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Jackie Kent's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Washington State area. She frequently covers breaking news related to crime, legal policy regulation, transportation issues, and government announcements.
If you have insights into local crime trends or can provide commentary on legal or government announcements impacting Washington State communities specifically related to law enforcement policies or transportation issues like tolls and vehicle theft prevention measures, your input may be valuable for her audience. Additionally, offering perspectives from local community leaders concerning topics such as homelessness and education could also align with her coverage focus.
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Seattle families could soon get the go-ahead to circulate a petition to recall Seattle Public Schools Board President Liza Rankin.
By: Jackie Kent
People in the market for a live Christmas tree this year might get sticker shock.
By: Jackie Kent
It's not too late to report property damages in King County due to November's devastating bomb cyclone.
Seattle police are warning about a series of recent mail truck break-ins.
By: Jackie Kent
The final weekend of Taylor Swift's Eras tour will kick off in Vancouver, BC on Friday. Thousands of people are opting to drive through Whatcom County to get there, and businesses are already seeing the impact.
More than 67,000 customers are without power because of the heavy winds that swept through the region Wednesday.
By: Jackie Kent
The sheriff's office said sublingual opiate strips are "commonly sought after and abused in correctional settings."
By: Jackie Kent
SEATTLE — Unionized Starbucks workers in Seattle, Los Angeles, and Chicago were set to strike Friday afternoon, as negotiations for a new contract remain at an impasse.
By: Jackie Kent
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% WASHINGTON STATE — Twenty big cats at a wild animal sanctuary in Shelton have died from the bird flu.
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