A KOMO News analysis shows 13 new counties are in danger of being downgraded to "phase two" of the state reopening plan;

A shocking UPWARD revision in the projected number of COVID deaths is coming from U-W’s Institute For Health Metrics And Evaluation;

A Seattle venue that offers 'recreational axe-throwing' has convinced the state to grant it a liquor license.

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Coronavirus case numbers continue to grow in Washington state and the governor says he's concerned people are letting their guards down;

A bill to allow marijuana businesses to use banks is headed to the U.S. Senate – after it passed the House with support from ALL Democrats and more than a hundred Republicans;

Bumbershoot will return, but not this year, and not like it was before.

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Coronavirus case numbers continue to grow in Washington state and the governor says he's concerned people are letting their guards down;

A bill to allow marijuana businesses to use banks is headed to the U.S. Senate – after it passed the House with support from ALL Democrats and more than a hundred Republicans;

Bumbershoot will return, but not this year, and not like it was before.

It all happened this week.

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THREE Washington counties are rolling back to Phase 2 of the governor's reopening plan. meanwhile the number of COVID cases in King County continues to climb;

As increasing numbers of covid variants spread across the state, the governor toured one of the labs tracking the outbreak;

And, International human traffickers, gun runners and drug smugglers now have a nemesis right here in our area.

It all happened this week.

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THREE Washington counties are rolling back to Phase 2 of the governor's reopening plan. meanwhile the number of COVID cases in King County continues to climb;

As increasing numbers of covid variants spread across the state, the governor toured one of the labs tracking the outbreak;

And, International human traffickers, gun runners and drug smugglers now have a nemesis right here in our area.

It all happened this week.

Let's get you caught up...

King County's Public Health Officer has an optimistic outlook about how much longer people will have to follow strict safety measures for the coronavirus;

One of the area’s most active business districts has also seen a huge rise in crime – especially since COVID hit....We talk with Seattle's Mayor;

Sixteen airlines around the world are pulling some of their Boeing 737 Max planes out of service. Boeing says those planes may have a newly uncovered electrical problem.

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King County's Public Health Officer has an optimistic outlook about how much longer people will have to follow strict safety measures for the coronavirus;

One of the area’s most active business districts has also seen a huge rise in crime – especially since COVID hit....We talk with Seattle's Mayor;

Sixteen airlines around the world are pulling some of their Boeing 737 Max planes out of service. Boeing says those planes may have a newly uncovered electrical problem.

It all happened this week.

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New projections from U-W’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation show Washington’s COVID deaths by July 1st increasing for the first time in weeks;

The Centers for Disease Control says you can travel in the U-S if you’re fully vaccinated – with the usual protective measures;

Seattle voters could soon decide on a charter amendment that could force homeless people to relocate.

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King County Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin says it's possible we're headed into a "fourth wave" of the pandemic;

Meanwhile, the union representing 7,000 Seattle Public Schools employees has ratified an agreement to bring elementary students back into the classroom for in-person instruction on April 5;

A Seattle sports star who has long championed equal pay between men and women took her fight to Congress;

And Pierce County Sheriff Ed Tryoer tells us in his own words what happened on January 27th.

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The President has announced that vaccines are getting out faster than planned, and it's led Governor Jay Inslee to announce Washington will speed up the timeline for who is eligible for vaccines;

The growing violence against Asian Americans and the deadly shooting spree this week in Atlanta are bringing different communities together in the fight against hate;

Falling COVID numbers has theme parks being allowed to reopen in California for the first time in over a year. And now the country's most iconic theme park has an official reopening date.

It all happened this week.

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