Tony Black
KING 5 News
Seattle, WA, United States
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UW researchers to study COVID-19 vaccines' long-term effectiveness
The study is looking for participants as well, but space is extremely limited. → Read More
'This disease is alive and well': Health officials urge caution as COVID-19 cases surge in King County
Washington's vaccine rollout has brought hope to many, but it's also led some to let down their guard. Now cases are rising in King County. → Read More
Rally in Seattle's International District denounces anti-Asian hate, celebrates culture
Organizers said they felt it was important not just to denounce Asian hate, but to celebrate all the good that comes from the Asian American community. → Read More
King County Sheriff's Office releases video of armed robbery at Skyway spa
Deputies have no suspects in the March 18 robbery of South Bay Massage & Spa that left one man wounded by gunfire. → Read More
Summoning police without cause? Victims could sue under proposed Washington law
Several senators are pushing a bill that would make it illegal to summon police officers on someone without merit. → Read More
Health experts urge COVID-19 caution as spring break approaches
As more people get vaccinated against COVID-19, some may want to venture out during spring break, but health officials are still urging caution. → Read More
Inslee cites mental health as a reason for students to return to Washington classrooms
Following Gov. Jay Inslee’s proclamation to expand in-person learning at schools, parents are excited but hope mental health resources are available for students. → Read More
Washington public transit workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine on March 17
Transit workers, law enforcement and grocery workers are among the critical workers eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting March 17. → Read More
Seattle Humane latest target in spike of catalytic converter thefts
Law enforcement agencies across western Washington have reported a spike in catalytic converter thefts since the start of the pandemic. → Read More
55,000 people may have to pay back portion of Washington unemployment benefits
Employment Security Department is sending overpayment letters to 55,000 people. Some might be able to resolve eligibility issues without owing money, state says. → Read More
Western Washington veterans of all ages can get vaccine through VA Puget Sound
Veterans must already be receiving care from VA Puget Sound to be eligible. → Read More
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine could be in Washington in a 'few weeks,' doctor says
The third vaccine in the fight against COVID-19 was given emergency authorization and approval by the FDA and CDC this weekend. → Read More
Issaquah parents rally for return to in-person learning
Parents are pushing for their older students in the Issaquah School District to return to the classrooms this school year. → Read More
'Very rare': Aviation expert John Nance describes engine failure on Boeing 777-200 near Denver
Debris from a United Airlines plane fell onto Denver suburbs during an emergency landing Saturday. Authorities said nobody aboard or on the ground was reported hurt. → Read More
Changes coming to Rainier Beach Safeway parking lot following crimes and community concerns
A community meeting organized by Rainier Avenue Radio addressed a problem parking lot and solutions to reduce crime in the neighborhood. → Read More
Three departing women Seattle city leaders discuss challenges at the top
At Town Hall Seattle Wednesday, Seattle's mayor, school superintendent and former police chief spoke about what ultimately led to their decisions to move on. → Read More
Seattle Councilmember Sawant calls for hearing over officers who were at U.S. Capitol during riot
Sawant wants the City Council to do their own public hearing into the conduct of six police officers who were at the Capitol when it was breached → Read More
Want kids back in class? Vaccinate teachers for COVID-19, Washington union says
The union representing Washington educators says teachers should feel protected from COVID-19 before heading back into the classroom. → Read More
I-5 work in Tacoma will force homeless camp under overpass to move
A group of homeless people staying under the southbound I-5 overpass on Bay Street have to move by next week due to construction. → Read More
WhidbeyHealth cancels 6,000 COVID-19 vaccine appointments due to shortage
CEO Ron Telles says after having to cancel 600 appointments in the last week, they needed to reset and wait until they had enough vaccines on hand. → Read More