Natalie Swaby

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President Trump’s return to White House sparks mixed reactions in western Washington

During rallies on Monday, protesters expressed worries about potential policy changes, particularly regarding immigration and climate issues. SEATTLE — As Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the...

Seattle Police Department sees surge in recruits, aims to reverse staffing crisis

The department, which has faced a significant exodus of officers in recent years, hired 84 new recruits in 2024. SEATTLE — Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's goal of 1,450 fully trained and...

King County pledges urgent aid as Los Angeles wildfires rage on

The legislation aims to send surplus resources and collaborate with local nonprofits already engaged in disaster relief efforts. SEATTLE — The King County Council unanimously passed an emergency proposal on Tuesday...

‘Our lives depend on your decision’: Metro drivers urge immediate action on safety

Transit operators demanded better security measures during a special meeting with the King County Council on Monday, following the recent murder of a Metro driver. SEATTLE — King County Metro transit...

Edmonds woman calls newly approved spinal cord treatment a ‘milestone moment’ in recovery

UW Medicine is unveiling an FDA-approved spinal cord therapy in an effort to offer new hope for paralyzed patients. SEATTLE — At Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, an FDA-approved therapy for...

Seattle’s 20-Year housing plan sparks debate

The comprehensive plan to double the city's housing capacity over the next 20 years faced scrutiny during Monday's city council committee meeting. SEATTLE — Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's comprehensive plan to...

‘Sadness’ and ‘outrage’: A look back at the arson that claimed the lives of 4 Seattle firefighters

The victims were firefighter James Brown, Lt. Walt Kilgore, firefighter Randy Terlicker, and Lt. Greg Shoemaker. SEATTLE — Four Seattle firefighters lost their lives on January 5, 1995, in a devastating...

Seattle to double school zone speed cameras by the end of 2025

"Over time the school zone safety cameras that exist now have led to a 50% drop in the number of collisions around them," a SDOT spokesperson said. SEATTLE — Seattle plans...

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