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In the wake of a fatal shooting at Garfield High School, KNKX spoke to Seattle Student Union co-founder Natalya McConnell on what the group thinks would help prevent school shootings.
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Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz is stepping down from his position. It comes after he and the department have been hit with several lawsuits from former and current officers.
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The mural stretches across nine windows in the Chinatown-International district that were smashed by a white man who was allegedly yelling racist slurs.
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Seattle's mayor and city attorney say they want to use a new state law to push people into treatment — but what happens when that's not available?
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This week Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced his proposed budget for 2024. Approximately 6,000 city workers are in the middle of contract negotiations at the same time, pushing for more pay.
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Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the city has hired six community responders to help police with lower priority 911 calls.
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Whether or not to add housing to Mayor Bruce Harrell's industrial zoning proposal has split the city's maritime and trade unions — posing a sticky political question for Seattle City Council.
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COVID-19The City of Seattle will end its COVID-19 emergency proclamation at the end of October to align with Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to end the statewide state of emergency on Oct. 31.
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The mayor and city council are doubling the size of a property tax that funds Seattle parks. But how many parks does it actually go to? Turns out it's a little complicated.
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The Seattle Police Department has stopped investigating new reports of sexual assaults with adult victims, according to an internal memo sent to Interim Police Chief Adrian Diaz. Reporters Ashley Hiruko from KUOW and Sydney Brownstone of the Seattle Times sat down with KNKX's Vivian McCall to explain why this is happening and what this means for victims.