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Bats found inside Puyallup elementary school; health officials recommend treatment (opens the original)
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PUYALLUP, Wash. — The Puyallup School District is taking steps to address a bat infestation at Edgerton Elementary School after at least eight bats have been found in the building in recent weeks. So far, the local health department has recommended treatment for a staff member and a student who possibly had contact with the bats. As recently as Thursday morning, another dead bat was found inside the school’s mechanical room upstairs. District officials say it looked like it had been there for so
Seattle woman accused of biting off victim's forehead to undergo mental health evaluation (opens the original)
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SEATTLE (KOMO) — A woman arrested for biting part of another woman's forehead off in a brutal attack will undergo a court-ordered mental health evaluation. The attack happened on the steps of the Arctic Club Hotel in downtown Seattle on the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 18. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Seattle woman recounts having part of face bitten off by suspect in downtown Several days later, the victim, Diana Gonzalez, is still recovering. Gonzalez tells KOMO News the violent assault was completely ra
Seattle City leaders say proposed budget falls short on police funding despite increase (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — More than half a billion dollars in Seattle’s current proposed budget will go towards funding public safety, but some city leaders are raising serious concerns about how those tax dollars are being spent. The current budget proposal includes cutting millions from the fire department’s overtime budget and falls short of the number of police officers needed for a city of this size, according to some city leaders. Seattle’s proposed 2027-28 budget would increase funding for police and the
Judge to decide whether Fall City teen accused of killing family will be tried as an adult (opens the original)
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FALL CITY, Wash. — A King County judge is set to decide whether a 17-year-old accused of killing his parents and three siblings in their Fall City home will face murder charges as an adult, a decision that could affect how long he ultimately remains in custody. Over the past two weeks, the court has heard testimony from family members concerned about the children's upbringing and home life, as well as from experts on the teen's mental health. RELATED | Experts testify about abuse claims in Fall
Experts testify about abuse claims in Fall City murder case (opens the original)
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FALL CITY, Wash. — A juvenile court judge is weighing evidence to decide whether a teen accused of killing multiple family members will be tried as an adult. On Wednesday, the court heard from a theology expert and a forensic psychologist who evaluated the teen, who is accused of murdering his parents and three siblings in Fall City in 2024. Wednesday's testimony offered a closer look inside the family's home life and the psychological abuse doctors say the teen endured. Defense attorneys say hi
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