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Judge Confirms Death Sentence For Kirkland Murderer Conner Schierman
Web ReporterA judge today formally confirmed the death sentence for a man who killed two sisters and one of the sister's two young children in Kirkland. King County Superior Court Judge Gregory Canova confirmed the sentence after a jury decided earlier this month...Tags: Death, Justice System, Seattle, Army National Guard, Crime, Law and Justice
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2 Cases Of Drug Resistant TB Will Cost Snohomish County $140K To Treat
Two people in Snohomish County are being treated for a type of Tuberculosis that's resistant to drugs and health officials are trying to find out if it's spread.
The County Health Officer says it will cost about $140,000 dollars to treat the two people...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Pharmaceuticals, Diseases and Illnesses, Health, Tuberculosis
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New Research Shows Abstinence-Only Programs For Teens Can Work
Web ReporterMargaret's message to her daughter back in the day was really simple. "I told her to lock it down." But with teen pregnancy and STD rates on the rise, can abstinence-only programs actually work? A new landmark study found in the Archives of Pediatrics...Tags: Family Planning, AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Teen-agers, Social Issues
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See Voting Locations For Today's King Conservation District Election
Web ReporterVoters will pick a new member of the King Conservation District today. An election is being held to fill an empty seat on the board of supervisors. Voters who fall within the district's boundaries (most of King County) can participate. Here is where...Tags: Elections, Seattle, Local Elections
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Fired Up Voters Could Shake Up Elections Because Of Health Care Reform
Darren DedoNow, that health care reform has passed the house and awaits the Presidential Signature a political shakeup could be coming at the polls. The health care bill isn't even law yet and Washington's Attorney General is already going after it. The health...Tags: Patty Murray, Republican Party, Government, Local Elections, Crime, Law and Justice
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State To Appeal Judge's Ruling On Failing To Fund Basic Education
Web ReporterThe state of Washington filed notice Thursday that it plans to appeal the recent decision in a basic education funding lawsuit to the state Supreme Court. A King County judge ruled in February that the state is not fulfilling its constitutional...Tags: Judges, Local Government, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Trials
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Cell Phone Partly Blamed For Accident
By Amy AllenWashington State Patrol Troopers are investigating a crash that could be blamed on a driver using his cell phone. A Bellevue man was transported to Harborview Medical Center with life-threatening injuries after he was hit while filling up his gas tank...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Cell Phones, Injuries and Wounds, Health, Hospitals and Clinics
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WILD VIDEO: State Patrol Captures Motorcyclists Running Lights, Speeding Over 100 MPH
Web ReporterSlow down. That's the message to all motorcyclists right now from the Washington State Patrol, after they released new video showing the capture of a group doing stunts and running red lights in Renton. Police say the night of May 6th, a 911 caller... -
A Look At The Numbers -- State Patrol Cell Phone Citations Issued For Texting & Talking While Driving
Web Reporter2010 Total Contacts Statewide Cell Phone Talking Total Contacts 1,065 Violations 633 Warnings 432 Texting Total Contacts 73 Violations 34 Warnings 39 Pierce and Thurston Counties Cell Phone Talking Total Contacts 113 Violations 77 Warnings 36...Tags: Cell Phones
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CAPTURED: TYRONE JACKSON: Talk About A Loose Cannon - Try Saying "No" To This Violent Thug
Thanks to a viewer tip, last week's top fugitive was arrested by Olympia police.
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He's a violent threat - especially to women - but not your usual abuser.
Tyrone Jackson likes to punch and attack...Tags: Health, Hospitals and Clinics
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King County Tax Proposal To Pay For New Juvenile Unit
Web ReporterSome of the money from a proposed sales tax increase will pay to replace King County's juvenile unit. The Metropolitan King County Council made a last-minute change to the earmark revenue for the Youth Services Center Courthouse. The project is expected...Tags: Politics, Local Government, Real Estate Sales
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Red Cross Offers Tips On Keeping the Young and the Elderly Healthy During Heat
Staff reporterAs record breaking temperatures continue in the Northwest, the American Red Cross encourages individuals and families to take the necessary precautions for excessive heat in the coming days. The very young and the elderly are especially vulnerable to the...Tags: Death, Charity, Social Issues, Brain, Heat Stroke
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