State considers social equity licenses for people impacted by 'war on drugs' to get cannabis shop licenses

The Washington State Liquor Cannabis Board is considering a point system that would give people convicted of a drug-related crime and did prison time - preferential treatment when applying for retail cannabis license.

State considers social equity licenses for people impacted by ?war on drugs? to get cannabis shop licenses
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The Washington State Liquor Cannabis Board is considering a point system that would give people convicted of a drug-related crime and did prison time - preferential treatment when applying for retail cannabis license.

Thieves steal kiosk from post office in Ballard

Seattle police are looking for a group who they say stole a kiosk from a Ballard post office this week. 

Behind The Badge: Get to know Seattle Police interim chief Adrian Diaz

FOX 13 news anchor Jamie Tompkins took a unique “ride along” with Diaz to better understand the goals and challenges the department faces, his message to officers and why he wants to continue to lead SPD.

'Unprecedented:' Harborview Medical Center says hospital is 30% over capacity with patients

Harborview Medical Center officials on Thursday said the hospital is over capacity by about 150 patients and will have to stop admitting patients with less acute conditions.

WSP seeks witnesses in alleged drive-by shooting in South Seattle

Washington State Patrol is looking for witnesses of an alleged drive-by shooting near Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood.

King County Executive, city leaders announce solutions for behavioral health system

King County Executive Dow Constantine will hold a virtual press conference, announcing proposed solutions to the growing demands on the behavioral health system on Thursday.

West Seattle Bridge expected to reopen on Sept. 18

As crews continue to work on the final stages of the West Seattle Bridge repairs, officials with the Seattle Department of Transportation announced on Thursday that the structure is now expected to reopen on Sept. 18. 

West Seattle PCC shoppers, building residents can return after hazmat evacuation

The building that holds West Seattle PCC and other apartments was evacuated on Wednesday evening due to a carbon dioxide leak. However, residents and shoppers were told an hour later they could return to the building. 

Seattle City Council passes abortion protection, gender-affirming care legislation

It will soon be illegal in Seattle to discriminate against people for seeking or receiving an abortion, part of the city’s efforts to preserve reproductive rights locally.

Puget Sound nights are getting warmer, which is concerning experts

Data from Climate Central shows that overnight lows have risen 2.7 degrees in the Seattle/Tacoma area since the 70s -- the rising temps can lead to health concerns.

Man attacked with metal pole in Downtown Seattle dies from injuries

A 66-year-old man who was attacked with a metal pole in Downtown Seattle last week died from his injuries over the weekend.