A contentious debate erupted on the House floor this week, as Democratic Representative Marie Gluesenkamp Perez challenged her party by introducing a resolution to disapprove of outgoing Illinois Congressman Chuy Garcias actions. Garcias chief of staff became the sole Democratic candidate in the next election, prompting Gluesenkamp Perezs resolution. Despite party opposition, Garcia defended his decision, citing family responsibilities. The resolution is set for a vote today, highlighting intra-party tensions within the Democratic caucus.

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Authorities in Washington state arrest a man and woman for alleged plot to kidnap child for sex trafficking, uncovering evidence and child sexual abuse material during search of their home. Both suspects are now in custody, and investigation continues.

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Last years bomb cyclone wreaked havoc, causing millions in damages across six Washington counties. Despite bipartisan appeals for federal aid, the Trump administration denied assistance, leaving local governments like Issaquah to bear the brunt of $2.4 million in costs. This denial, coupled with the presidents previous statements about withholding funding from blue states, has left communities reeling from the financial impact of natural disasters without federal support.

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Allegiant Air pilots, represented by Teamsters Local 218, plan to picket at twenty-two airport bases, including Bellingham International Airport, demanding fair contracts and better compensation. The union claims Allegiant is losing skilled pilots due to stalled negotiations, putting local flight routes at risk. Pilots aim to send a message to Allegiant management: without pilots, their planes dont fly. The union is frustrated with the companys management decisions and hopes the picketing event will pressure Allegiant to return to the negotiating table.

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Corey, the creator of DNN, shares the expansion of their fast, unbiased local news service to major cities in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and now Canada. With dedicated city shows and sports updates, DNN offers personalized news for every city and team. Support the movement by subscribing to your preferred shows.

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Meat Cleaver on Plane Sparks Security Review: Passenger Boards with Weapon, Flight Halted, TSA Investigates

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Explore the impact of mental health diagnoses on healthcare access and services, as discussed by the Seattle Times Mental Health Project. Diagnoses often influence insurance coverage, inpatient care, and employment evaluations, creating barriers to care and long-term stigmatization. The current system prioritizes severity over individual needs, highlighting the need for a more nuanced approach to mental healthcare.

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Gun owner files class-action lawsuit against Sig Sauer, alleging P320 handgun has safety defect, leading to unintended firings and potential harm to users.

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New Study: Washington Becomes Most Expensive State for Dining Out - A recent study reveals that Washington, particularly Seattle, has the highest chain restaurant prices in the US, with menu costs nearly 17% higher than the national average. This trend is also seen in Oregon and California, while states like Kansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana offer more affordable options. The Washington Hospitality Associations president, Anthony Anton, expressed concern, noting that policymakers should consider the impact of cost increases on families. The study suggests that without changes, affordable dining options will become less accessible.

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No Azure for Apartheid protests Microsofts business with Israeli military, claiming tech enables surveillance and war crimes. Demonstration planned outside Redmond headquarters, with support from Amazon Worker Intifada and Students United for Palestinian Equality and Return. Microsoft ended access to certain technology earlier this year, but activists demand more action.

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Seattle residents may witness the Leonid meteor shower tonight, a rare opportunity as the city is usually cloudy. The shower, caused by comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle, peaked on November 16th and 17th but offers a chance to see shooting stars. Experts predict another dense display in 2099, making tonights view special. Despite expected fog, a dry evening sets the stage for stargazing.

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Starting this Wednesday, major repairs on a damaged bridge along northbound State Route 167 will close all lanes between 11 PM and 5 AM, reducing traffic to one lane until early 2026. The incident, involving a recycling truck, will impact local traffic patterns. WSDOT plans to remove only the damaged section to keep the bridge intact.

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Issaquah police apprehended two suspects following a weekend of alleged thefts at a local BevMo store. The incidents involved stolen alcohol gift sets, leading to a swift response from law enforcement. On Saturday, employees reported three people stealing items and fleeing in a silver sedan. Although officers searched, they couldnt locate the vehicle. On Sunday, police found a matching silver sedan with a covered license plate, containing stolen alcohol and concealed individuals. Both suspects were arrested, and all stolen merchandise was recovered.

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Seattle commuters, be aware! Sound Transits monthly maintenance on the one Line will disrupt late-night travels downtown this week. Shuttle buses replace trains Tuesday to Thursday evenings, adding 30 minutes to your journey. Trains still run between Lynnwood and Capitol Hill, and SODO and Angle Lake, but not through downtown. Plan ahead for the last trains and shuttle buses to ensure a smooth commute.

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A Washington State court ruling mandates public access to Flock Safetys license plate reader data, sparking privacy concerns and city camera shutdowns. The decision, following a public records request, has raised questions about government surveillance and potential misuse of data, as federal immigration agencies have accessed the system in at least eighteen cities. Cities like Yakima and Redmond are now reevaluating their camera programs due to privacy worries and a recent wrongful arrest.

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Seattles City Council approves an 18% hike in construction permit fees, citing a shift towards smaller projects and dwindling funds from large-scale developments. The increase, expected to generate $8-9 million, is met with criticism from council members who argue it unfairly burdens small-scale developers. The city aims to balance its budget with new tax revenue and optimistic economic outlook, but still faces a projected deficit of $10-13 million.

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Hundreds of National Guard troops, initially deployed in cities like Chicago and Portland, are now returning home amidst ongoing court battles. The Trump administration is adjusting troop deployments, with some units leaving but others remaining. California and Oregon governors welcome the return of their states troops, criticizing the initial deployment as illegal and unnecessary. This situation underscores the tension between the federal government and Democratic-led cities over the use of military personnel for domestic issues, particularly immigration enforcement.

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A federal judge spared former Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson from prison time for attempting to shut down a planes engines mid-flight. Emerson, who was experiencing a psychosis due to mushroom use, pleaded guilty to interfering with flight crew members. The judges decision, based on Emersons personal transformation and the consequences hes already faced, marked a significant turn in a case that raised questions about pilot mental health.

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Sound Transit in Seattle to perform maintenance, shutting down parts of light rail system late nights. Buses will replace One Line trains between Capitol Hill and Sodo stations from Tuesday to Thursday. Aim to reduce unplanned disruptions, currently averaging fifteen hours monthly, down from thirty-eight in 2024. Despite limited time, officials prefer nighttime work to avoid daytime shutdowns, acknowledging late-night transit reliance.

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Tragic Accident Closures: SR 99 Northbound Lanes Near EverettA pedestrian was fatally struck on SR 99 near Everett, leading to significant traffic disruptions. Northbound lanes are closed, with traffic being diverted onto Lincoln Way. The pedestrians identity and collision details are yet to be released. Authorities urge drivers to find alternative routes and drive carefully.

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