Ashley Hiruko
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KUOW
A proposal in the Washington Legislature would make it a crime to use or sell a fake COVID-19 vaccination card. The sponsor says he wants to deter people from even considering the ruse, but he also wants to send a signal to prosecutors to prioritize these cases as a matter of protecting public health.
Tom Banse
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NW News Network
Lynne Barre
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NOAA Fisheries
Concord Records
Brazilian music icon Sergio Mendes brings his joyous music to Seattle's Jazz Alley Jan. 27-30. Check out Robin Lloyd's interview with Mendes at the "Listen" button above, and tune in for more of his music this week on Saturday's Jazz Caliente.
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COVID-19The King County Library System and Public Health—Seattle & King County are partnering to increase access to and availability of COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots. -
Following a disappointing 2021 season, the Seattle Seahawks will have an offseason full of change.
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Robot umpires have been given a promotion and will be just one step from the major leagues this season. Major League Baseball is expanding its automated strike zone experiment to Triple-A, the highest level of the minor leagues.
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The Washington Supreme Court has narrowly upheld an $18 million fine against an association of large food brands that funneled dark money into a state political campaign. The 5-4 decision found that the penalty against the Grocery Manufacturers Association did not violate the U.S. Constitution’s excessive fines ban.
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Chris Charles/Origin RecordsGrammy-nominated jazz singer, composer, actress and playwright Nnenna Freelon has suffered many losses over the past few years. She's found a new burst of creativity with her latest album, Time Traveler, and a new podcast. -
courtesy of PDXThe annual PDX Jazz Festival in Portland is known for its breadth and inclusiveness. Now in its 19th year, the festival continues to present artists who are driving the evolution of jazz alongside established jazz masters.
