Alison Morrow
KING 5 News
Seattle, WA, United States
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Spiders looking for love become more visible this time of year
People may notice more spiders in and around their houses this time of year and experts say it's totally normal. Those spiders are out looking for mates. → Read More
Debate over protecting fish habitat and farming on the Skagit River
There’s an ongoing debate about how to protect fish habitat along the Skagit River while maintaining local farms. → Read More
Emaciated horse dies as King County officials search for its owners
An emaciated horse found in Maples Valley has died as King County Animal Control searches for the owner. → Read More
Highly contagious and lethal bat disease found near Cle Elum
White-nose Syndrome has been killing bat colonies in western Washington for several years and now the first case has been found on the east side of the Cascades. → Read More
Highly contagious and lethal bat disease found near Cle Elum
White-nose Syndrome has been killing bat colonies in western Washington for several years and now the first case has been found on the east side of the Cascades. → Read More
West Seattle cannabis store starts program to reduce pot pollution
The growing cannabis industry is struggling to find ways to deal with all its packaging trash. → Read More
Growing elk herds divide Skagit Valley neighbors
Elk populations are on the rise in the Skagit Valley near Sedro Wooley and Concrete. → Read More
Public hearing held for Puget Sound Energy's LNG plant in Tacoma
Protestors are continuing their six-year fight to stop a liquefied natural gas plant. → Read More
Woodland Park Zoo asks public to submit carnivore sightings for research
The Woodland Park Zoo is asking for the public's help tracking carnivores around Puget Sound. → Read More
Flooding and fish vulnerability all being weighed in proposal for dam along Chehalis River
A dam proposed to ease flood risks on the Chehalis River is drawing attention from supporters and critics alike, some concerned about the vulnerable fish population. → Read More
International forum held in Seattle addresses salmon population crisis
Scientists and researchers from all around the world gathered in Seattle to focus on salmon-saving efforts. → Read More
Protestors try to stop aerial spraying of tree farm herbicides near Port Townsend
Protestors outside a Port Townsend tree farm claim they were sprayed with harmful chemicals by a helicopter. A state official says that's false. → Read More
Bear incidents increase at North Cascades National Park
Bear incidents are on the rise within the increasingly popular North Cascades National Park. → Read More
Killings of another Washington wolf pack sparks debate over predator management
"If the goal is to reduce conflicts, killing wolves year after year at the same location is not solving the problem," said wolf advocate Shawn Cantrell. → Read More
Emergency water rights transfer saves 1,000 acres of Skagit Valley farmland
A thousand acres of crops in the Skagit Valley were at risk of drying up. An emergency water rights transfer saved them. → Read More
Beavers in King County trapped, relocated to help salmon habitat
A family of beavers is settling into its new home after being trapped and relocated to help salmon. → Read More
UW student creates national group for conservative environmentalists
A University of Washington student started a group for conservative voters who care about the environment. → Read More
Are Northwest orcas really starving? Researchers explore several risk factors
Scientists are examining several risk factors for the health of Southern Resident killer whales, not just the matter of dwindling food supply. → Read More
Whale poop analyzed to help save endangered orcas
The majority of Southern Resident killer whale pregnancies end in miscarriage. Scientists are studying their scat to figure out why. → Read More
Thurston County judge rules timber farm bear hunts don't violate state law
A loophole allows hunters to use outlawed practices to target bears causing problems for timber farmers. → Read More