Nicole Jennings
MyNorthwest.com
Seattle, WA, United States
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New mental health center announced by Governor in Kirkland
State and local leaders gathered at Kirkland City Hall to introduce a new mental health crisis center, one of the first of its kind in the region. → Read More
Three-decade high in WA teachers leaving profession as burnout soars
There was a 37-year-high in Washington teachers leaving the profession last year, according to a report from the Calder Policymakers Council. → Read More
Beware of scammers selling fake gold along I-5, I-405
Harding said the amount of money the thieves get from drivers each time varies, ranging from $100 to, in at least one case, $4,000. → Read More
King County has first pediatric flu death in three years
For the first time in three years, a child in King County has died of the flu. It's the county's first known pediatric flu death of 2022. → Read More
Fireworks stands hopeful for a boom in business this year
Fireworks sellers at Boom City on the Tulalip Reservation are hopeful that the Fourth of July long weekend will bring booming business. → Read More
Puget Sound seeing record-low tides throughout the week
The lowest tide arrived midday Wednesday, at -4.28 feet. On Thursday, the tide is forecast to be out to -4.11 feet at 12:58 p.m. → Read More
Canadian border will no longer require tests for vaccinated travelers
It will soon get easier to cross the border into Canada if you are fully vaccinated. Starting April 1, you will no longer need to find a test beforehand. → Read More
With COVID on the descent, travel at Sea-Tac Airport takes off
As the pandemic winds down, more people are taking to the skies at Sea-Tac International Airport -- and that has the airport's numbers closer to normal. → Read More
Neighbors concerned about mega-warehouse proposed in South Tacoma
Neighbors in South Tacoma are worried about a proposed warehouse complex that would be two-thirds the size of Boeing's Everett plant. → Read More
Eastside police departments form Regional Catalytic Converter Task Force
Nine local law enforcement agencies have formed a Regional Catalytic Converter Task Force to crack down on this skyrocketing crime. → Read More
Increase in burglaries at Western Washington auto dealers, repair shops
Burglars in the Seattle area are targeting auto dealers and repair shops. They're taking keys so they can steal the cars waiting to be serviced. → Read More
Snohomish County nonprofit to cut off new rental assistance applications
A Snohomish County nonprofit distributing rental assistance is going to stop new applications to make sure there is enough for those already approved. → Read More
State Department of Agriculture makes plans to eradicate invasive Japanese beetles
Move over, Asian giant hornets. The Washington State Department of Agriculture is working to eradicate invasive Japanese beetles from the state. → Read More
Doctors, hospital leaders: WA not ready to end indoor mask mandate
As Governor Inslee gets ready to announce the end date for the indoor mask mandate, doctors caution against taking such a step too soon. → Read More
Washington ranks 6th in US for SIM card swapping scam
There's a new scam in which criminals are hacking phone service companies and stealing SIM card information from people's phones. → Read More
Washington's Unemployment Trust Fund starting to bounce back in 2022
As the state's Unemployment Trust Fund continues to grow, legislators are trying to give a break to businesses experiencing unemployment tax hikes. → Read More
Hospitalizations plateauing in Western WA, peaking in Eastern WA
Omicron hospitalizations appear to be slowing or even descending in Western Washington. But in Eastern Washington, it's another matter entirely. → Read More
Most of Western Washington appears to be 'close' to omicron peak
State health leaders say parts of Washington may be reaching the peak in omicron cases, but hospitals are still expected to be stretched thin. → Read More
State makes discovery about Asian giant hornets eradicated in 2021
The Washington State Department of Agriculture made a promising discovery about the origin of the Asian giant hornets eradicated in 2021. → Read More
Washington health leaders ask mild COVID patients not to visit emergency rooms
State health leaders say too many people with mild COVID cases are taking up resources in emergency rooms that should go to serious cases. → Read More