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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson is facing a lawsuit from the Silent Majority Foundation after terminating several employees who refused to comply with a COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The lawsuit seeks damages and raises concerns about executive power during emergencies, potentially impacting employee rights in government mandates.
The Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County urgently seeks donations to care for six sickly orphaned puppies found malnourished and dehydrated. Community support is essential for providing life-saving treatment as colder weather approaches.
Officer Kevin Bereta of the Bellevue Police Department, injured during a motorcade for Vice President Kamala Harris in August 2023, met Harris on December 6, 2024. The meeting at her Washington, D.C. residence was a heartfelt moment where she expressed gratitude for Bereta's service and recovery.
The Seattle Seahawks, with a 7-5 record, are preparing for a crucial game against the Arizona Cardinals (6-6) that could impact their playoff chances. Key players include defensive tackle Leonard Williams for the Seahawks and quarterback Kyler Murray for the Cardinals.
The Seattle Seahawks have ruled out starting running back Kenneth Walker III for their upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals due to ankle and calf injuries. To fill the gap, they have elevated running back George Holani and punter Ty Zentner from the practice squad, addressing the challenges posed by player injuries this season.
Four armed suspects are at large after carjacking a woman's Subaru in Seattle's University District early Friday morning. The suspects led police on a high-speed chase that ended in Burien after crashing the vehicle. Authorities are actively seeking information to locate the suspects.
Boeing has laid off 222 employees from the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) as part of a global workforce reduction of 10%, totaling around 17,000 job cuts. This follows a previous layoff affecting 438 SPEEA members. The union is ensuring compliance with procedures and providing support for unemployment benefits and job placement.
A Spokane woman was arrested for failing to return a rental car she obtained in October, claiming she was too busy. The vehicle was reported stolen, leading to her apprehension and highlighting issues with rental agreements.
The article outlines the Seattle Mariners' current offseason status as the Winter Meetings approach, emphasizing the need for roster enhancements, particularly infielders and bullpen strength. Mariners' president Jerry Dipoto is expected to prioritize trades over free agency.
Louisiana nursing home residents displaced during Hurricane Ida are set to receive nearly $9 million in a settlement. The former residents, who faced inadequate conditions during their evacuation, will receive varying amounts based on individual circumstances. A hearing for those contesting the settlement is scheduled for January.