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October 26, 2022

Seattle officials propose offering gift cards to meth addicts to encourage sobriety as drug overdoses surge

Seattle council members have proposed rolling out a “contingency management” program that would offer gift cards to those addicted to meth who are enrolled in a sobriety course.

October 26, 2022

Democrats soft on crime and midterms give Americans a chance to choose safety

With the midterms weeks away, Democrats are trying to distance themselves from defund the police rhetoric. But it's too late. Voters trust GOP more on public safety.

October 25, 2022

$1.5M worth of drugs seized from vacant Seattle apartment

Law enforcement in Washington made a shocking discovery when they recovered $1.5 million worth of illegal drugs from a vacant apartment unit.

October 25, 2022

Deadly WA seaplane crash may be fault of mechanical issue

Investigators speculate that a mechanical issue may be responsible for a seaplane crash that killed ten people in Puget Sound in Washington state.

October 23, 2022

Socialist Seattle Dem who pushed police defunding fumes at cops for not protecting her from feces thrower

Progressive Seattle city council member Kshama Savant is upset with police department for not doing more to protect her from a suspect who reportedly keeps throwing feces on her lawn.

October 20, 2022

Seattle police student officer charged with cyberstalking woman

A Seattle police student officer has been charged with cyberstalking after allegedly stalking a woman online for almost a year. The student officer has been placed on unpaid leave.

October 18, 2022

Serial killer hoax? Seattle police deny rumors killer is on the loose targeting women in their 30s

Seattle-area law enforcement officers are denying social media rumors that a serial killer is on the loose in western Washington who is targeting women in their 30s.

October 13, 2022

Seattle inspector general rips police for amplifying 2020 'autonomous zone' danger

Seattle inspector general Lisa Judge released a report slamming the police department's handling of the Capitol Hill Occupied Zone in 2020, when protesters took over a precinct.

October 13, 2022

U Washington students defend themselves from potential sex offender threat following assaults near campus

University of Washington students are worried about violent crimes that are creeping closer to campus and investigated that a handful of registered sex offenders live near them.

October 12, 2022

Seattle to end COVID-19 emergency proclamation on Halloween

Seattle mayor Bruce Harrell said Tuesday the city would lift its COVID-19 emergency proclamation on Oct. 31, aligning with the end of Washington's statewide emergency order.