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Sports teams across Seattle have begun sharing statements in reaction to Sunday’s deadly mass shooting.
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Firefighters are working to control several fires in the Spokane area. Thousands are being evacuated and over 600 structures have been destroyed.
The next few days won't just be hotter—they could get smokier, too. Wildfire smoke is forecast to move into Western Washington, raising the possibility of hazy skies and reduced air quality through the middle of the week.
By: Paola Tristan Arruda
While 92% of all U.S. drivers use seat belts, commercial fleets face a significant compliance gap. Approximately 14% of commercial motor vehicle drivers and 27% of their passengers do not buckle up, according to the organization.
By: Frank Sumrall
A coalition of Seattle business leaders is calling for the return of public safety cameras near some of the city’s busiest gathering places.
By: Mersadie Curtiss
Lois Oglesby, Megan Betts, Nicholas Cumer, Logan Turner, Thomas McNichols, Derrick Fudge, Monica Brickhouse, Saeed Saleh, and Beatrice Warren-Curtis are the nine victims who were killed.
Wind direction has pulled out of the north allowing for the cooler and drier airmass to linger. This is about to change. Winds will shift to the southeast Thursday and hold with a southerly component through the weekend. As a result, temperatures will climb to the average of 85 degrees.
Crews were called to the scene at 6:16 a.m. on Salem Avenue and Philadelphia Avenue.
By: Mersadie Curtiss
Michele Edwards from Cincinnati is charged with transmitting a threatening communication containing a threat to kill or injure the person of another or damage or destroy any building.
The 37-year-old man was arrested “without incident” on Monday evening.
