Seattle Now Thursday Evening Headlines
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Jun 5, 2025 The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling has created challenges for local law enforcement, raising questions about police accountability. A manhunt continues for a father accused of a horrific crime against his daughters, prompting discussions on community safety and Amber Alert improvements. Meanwhile, Senator Cantwell advocates for the importance of public broadcasting amid funding challenges. The podcast also delves into key health and environmental issues in Washington, alongside the latest in local politics and community events.
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Secure Remote Properties During Manhunt
- Authorities urge people with cabins or outbuildings in remote areas to lock them tightly during the search for Travis Decker.
- This effort helps contain the manhunt for the accused father charged in his daughters' deaths.
Vaccine Recommendations Shape Policy
- Vaccine recommendations impact school requirements and insurance coverage without a formal law backing them.
- Legislation aims to make CDC's Vaccine Advisory Committee's recommendations legally binding except in rare cases.
Earlier Snowmelt Expands Drought
- Washington expanded drought declarations due to earlier snowmelt accelerated by warmer than normal temperatures in April.
- The situation is less severe near major cities like Seattle, Tacoma, and Everett, where only drought advisories exist.