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Amazon Workers protest outside of the company's headquarters in Seattle; a Tacoma woman who refuses to be treated for her case of tuberculosis is arrested; and King County's Regional Homelessness Authority approves a five-year plan. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.

The Governor fires Washington's first Office of Equity Director; the man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students is arraigned; and TikTok sues a state that has banned it. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.

A quick finish to a special session of the Washington Legislature; the head of a controversial King County agency calls it quits; and a closer look at jobs in the tech sector in our state. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up...

An unfortunate distinction for Seattle's Chinatown International District; a new picture on Seattle's rental housing market;and another candidate jumps in to the Race for Washington's next Governor. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.

Governor Jay Inslee says no to running for another term in office; a new law signed by the Governor on police pursuits in Washington; and a member of Congress from our state spends some time listening to farmers. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up...

Washington officially joins the list of States with an assault weapons ban; Boeing and Microsoft issues first quarter results; and what to do about youth vaping comes in to focus in our State. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.

A bill on catalytic convertors; an executive order from the mayor of Seattle on fentanyl; and more job cuts at Meta. It all happened this week... let's get you caught up.

The Seattle Police Department inches closer to ending the "Consent Decree;" the State Legislature says "No" to mixing alcohol and Cannabis; and Amazon isn't quite ready for all of its workers to return to the office. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.

A man found guilty of murder in the killing of an Everett Police Officer; a new adversary for organized shoplifters in King County; and a delay on plans for a new public safety department int he City of Seattle. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.

Howard Schultz takes a hot seat on Capitol Hill; a move to wind down the Consent Decree for the Seattle Police Department; and the Seattle Fire Department receives another big batch of Narcan. It all happened this week. Let's get you caught up.