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- Oct 1, 2026
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Seattle wants to claw back $13M in overpayments to police officers (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — More than 900 Seattle police officers are going to have to pay back a combined $13 million after city officials say a payroll error sent extra money to them. VOTE: Do you think the officers should have to return the money? The issue stems from a labor contract with the Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG) that went into effect earlier this year. That contract included a retroactive pay increase of 6% for the year 2024. When the city calculated the raise, it used the officer base salary
Property owners say city ignored years of warnings about violent Seattle encampment (opens the original)
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SEATTLE (KOMO) — A group of property owners say the city of Seattle blocked them from removing a small homeless encampment several years ago, and the problems there have since grown out of control. The encampment is located across public and private property on 42nd Avenue South in the Rainier Beach neighborhood. RELATED | Gunfire erupts at notorious south Seattle encampment, neighbors want city to take action The site has several RV's, cars, and structures that span several acres. Last week, a
Family of Bite of Seattle shooting victim calls for safety improvements (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Leaders from the Seattle police are scheduled to give an update on their investigation into the Bite of Seattle shooting to the city council's public safety committee on Tuesday. Interim Chief Andre Sayles and Assistant Chief Tyrone Davis are expected to speak to the council about the initial response, as well as lapses in communication to the public and questions about security planning for the event. The family of victim Ashley Whitehead is also expected to speak to the council durin
Seattle woman sentenced for starving baby to death inside low-barrier homeless shelter (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — A Seattle woman will spend approximately four years in prison for exposing her newborn baby to drugs and allowing her to starve to death inside a homeless shelter in South Lake Union. Ashlee "Montana" Creighton, 35, accepted a guilty plea to manslaughter in the first degree, which reduced the original charge of murder in the second degree. According to court records, Creighton gave birth to the baby in May 2024 when she was living in the Civic Hotel, a former motel that was being opera
Grandmother disputes some abuse allegations in Fall City family murder case (opens the original)
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FALL CITY, Wash. — The grandmother of a teen charged with killing his parents and siblings in Fall City took the stand Wednesday afternoon in a hearing to determine whether the boy will be tried in adult court. Kathryn Ogden, the mother of murder victim Sarah Humiston, spent several hours recounting her experiences with her daughter’s family in the months and years leading up to the killings. A day earlier, defense attorneys raised new allegations about religious extremism and abuse in the home.
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