Seattle’s Mayor puts her veto stamp on TWO big spending bills – including the city council’s 2020 budget re-balance; The top public health doctor in King County says the number of coronavirus cases is too high; And Former United States Senator Slade Gorton has passed away at age 92.

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Washington's Secretary of State gives a vote of confidence to the U-S Postal Service as the debate over it's role in the upcoming election continues; Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best announces that she's going to retire after the city council voted to slash spending in her department; The Seattle School Board votes to have students start this fall ONLINE

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Washington's Secretary of State gives a vote of confidence to the U-S Postal Service as the debate over it's role in the upcoming election continues; Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best announces that she's going to retire after the city council voted to slash spending in her department; The Seattle School Board votes to have students start this fall ONLINE

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President Trump is suggesting delaying November's presidential election, alleging that it will lead to the most "INACCURATE & FRAUDULENT Election in history." Washington Attorney Genera Bob Ferguson responds; The city council prepares to decide on what to do with funding for the Seattle Police Department; And the coronavirus continues to take a devastating toll on the economy.

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President Trump is suggesting delaying November's presidential election, alleging that it will lead to the most "INACCURATE & FRAUDULENT Election in history." Washington Attorney Genera Bob Ferguson responds; The city council prepares to decide on what to do with funding for the Seattle Police Department; And the coronavirus continues to take a devastating toll on the economy.

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Governor Jay Inslee orders new restrictions as coronavirus cases continue to increase in Washington State; More districts decide to move classes online to start the school year; And a claim is filed against the City of Seattle of a death in the Capitol Hill Occupied Zone last month.

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Governor Jay Inslee orders new restrictions as coronavirus cases continue to increase in Washington State; More districts decide to move classes online to start the school year; And a claim is filed against the City of Seattle of a death in the Capitol Hill Occupied Zone last month.

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New numbers show the death toll from the covid-19 pandemic growing across the country at even greater rates than previously projected; New hope for jobless workers as the White House signals a willingness to allow a narrow extension of federally enhanced unemployment benefits; And Seattle’s Mayor and Police Chief say they’re committed to major changes to policing – but NOT if it means sacrificing community safety.

New numbers show the death toll from the covid-19 pandemic growing across the country at even greater rates than previously projected; New hope for jobless workers as the White House signals a willingness to allow a narrow extension of federally enhanced unemployment benefits; And Seattle’s Mayor and Police Chief say they’re committed to major changes to policing – but NOT if it means sacrificing community safety.

As coronavirus case numbers continue to rise, Governor Jay Inslee has ordered businesses to refuse service to people who refuse to wear face coverings; After weeks of ongoing protests Seattle Police move in to take down CHOP; And John Bolton talks to a Seattle audience about his time as National Security Advisor.

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