Week in Review: Amazon, SPD, and kids Guest host Mike Lewis discusses the week’s news with political analyst Joni Balter, Insider's Katherine Long, and The Seattle Times' Claudia Rowe. Kevin Kniestedt
Black officers say racism was rampant at UW Police. Trial starts Monday in Seattle A jury trial is scheduled to begin Monday in a case involving dozens of claims of racial discrimination at the University of Washington Police Department. Amy Radil
Week in Review: Seattle City Council, tolls, and drones Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with Seattle Times Jonathan Martin, PubliCola’s Erica Barnett, and Seattle Channel’s Brian Callanan. Bill Radke Kevin Kniestedt
Jail reserved for exceptional cases, as Seattle’s new drug law takes effect These changes come as King County is setting a new record for drug overdose deaths. Amy Radil
Transgender prisoners in Washington state deserve gender affirming care, judge decrees The suit was brought by the advocacy group Disability Rights Washington against the state's Department of Corrections. John O'Brien
Week in Review: Regional Homelessness Authority, pay transparency, and the Seattle office market Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with Seattle Times Claudia Rowe, Puget Sound Business Journal’s Alex Halverson, and Seattle Met’s Allison Williams. Bill Radke Kevin Kniestedt
A tale of two Amazon warehouses: How a workplace safety lawsuit could accelerate automation Monica Nickelsburg
Washington counties win initial legal victory over scarce mental health beds In the battle with state officials over who which populations should receive scarce mental health beds, a group of Washington counties say they won an initial legal victory Friday. Amy Radil
Seattle settles lawsuit over 911 'blacklist' William Yurek died in 2021, even after his 13-year-old son called 911 twice to get him emergency help; medics arrived but were told to wait for a police escort before entering the home. Katie Campbell Angela King
Seattle drug plan will balance rehabilitation and public safety, Harrell says Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell explained his plan Thursday to balance public safety and rehabilitation in the face of a growing opioid crisis that has killed more Washingtonians so far in 2023 than all of last year. Natalie Akane Newcomb Stephen Howie