Marine veteran who disarmed rioters: 'There was only one thing I could do'
A Marine veteran working security for a Q13 News crew during what began as a peaceful protest in downtown Seattle has been hailed a hero for his quick action to disarm two rioters of stolen police-issued rifles.
Commentary: Head Tax Round 2?
Kshama Sawant, Seattle's Socialist councilwoman, wants a redo on the city's failed head tax.
Take 8 minutes, 46 seconds to honor peaceful protesters
From Seattle to Bellevue, Olympia to Monroe, peaceful protesters have taken to the streets to speak out about the murder of George Floyd and call for increased police accountability. Sunday on "The Divide," we honored those who've taken to the streets to demand change.
The Divide: Chief Carmen Best on unrest in Seattle
This week on “The Divide”: Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best speaks about her personal anger over the death of George Floyd and her personal responsibility to protect the city she serves amid unrest.
Brandi Kruse: Leadership isn't always about showing strength
This week: Showing strength is important as a leader. But in a time of crisis, it's also okay to show weakness.
The Divide: Race & Policing in America
This week on “The Divide”: As the nation reels over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, there are growing calls for meaningful police reform.
Brandi Kruse: Why Governor Inslee is a master at the non-answer
Each week on “The Divide,” Brandi Kruse offers a commentary that looks for common ground on issues dividing Americans. Topics include gun control, free speech, policing, and politics.This week: During the Coronavirus crisis, Governor Jay Inslee has been criticized for dodging questions. But who else is to blame for his non-answers?
Small Business Sunday: A Bellevue salon's COVID-19 makeover puts customer safety first
A Bellevue hair salon has undergone a major makeover during the coronavirus closure - making changes it hopes will keep customers safe and healthy.
Small Business Sunday: eTc Tacoma missing community connection during closure
Founded by two Tacoma natives, eTc Tacoma is more than just a shop selling streetwear – it's a place for the community to gather. That connection is what co-owner Umi Wagoner says the business has missed most during a now two-month long closure.
The Divide: Governor Inslee on COVID-19 response
This week on “The Divide”: Governor Jay Inslee joins the show to discuss the latest efforts in the COVID-19 response, including his timeline for reopening the economy.
Brandi Kruse: Scammers stole our money – and the state is complicit
Overseas scammers stole hundreds of millions of dollars from Washington taxpayers – and the state is complicit.
Brandi Kruse: It's OK to question the governor's logic, but do you really question his motives?
SEATTLE — Each week on “The Divide,” Brandi Kruse offers a commentary that looks for common ground on issues dividing Americans.
'Fact or Fake?': Can the government force you into quarantine?
Governor Jay Inslee's office says it's voluntary for residents to isolate or quarantine as part of the contact tracing process, but some question whether the government can actually force it.Brandi Kruse takes a look in “Fact or Fake?”
Small Business Sunday: Pauly's Paw Spa in Port Orchard
While pet groomers wait to reopen under Phase 2 of the state's "Safe Start" plan, Tiffanie Miner of Pauly's Paw Spa in Port Orchard worries that her regular customers are left suffering.
Brandi Kruse: Financial ruin can be deadly, too (in case we've forgotten about the homeless crisis)
SEATTLE — Each week on “The Divide,” Brandi Kruse offers a commentary that looks for common ground on issues dividing Americans.
The Divide: Republicans challenge Inslee over use of emergency power
This week on “The Divide”: Seven Republican members of the Washington State House of Representatives sued Governor Jay Inslee, contesting there is no longer a state of emergency over COVID-19.
Small Business Sunday: Lombardi's Italian worries Phase 2 won't come soon enough
Kerri Lonergan-Dreke is preparing Lombardi's Italian Restaurants to resume in-person dining as part of Phase 2 of Governor Jay Inslee's plan to reopen the state.
'Fact or Fake?': Can COVID-19 death data be trusted?
Persistent social media posts suggest deaths not caused by COVID-19 are still being added to the number of Coronavirus fatalities.Brandi Kruse takes a look in “Fact or Fake?”
The Divide: Debating data behind 'Stay Home' decisions
This week on “The Divide”: As Governor Jay Inslee extends the "Stay Home" mandate through May, some wonder about the data behind decisions to reopen certain sectors of the economy, but not others.
'Fact or Fake?' Some question Inslee's power to extend 'Stay Home' order beyond 30 days
Rampant social media posts suggest Governor Jay Inslee doesn't have the power to extend his "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" mandate beyond 30 days without approval from the state legislature.Brandi Kruse takes a look in "Fact or Fake?"