Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Seth Jahn slams US Soccer's decision to remove him from council
"In all of history, only one country has fought to abolish slavery, the United States of America, where nearly 400,000 men died to fight for the abolishment of slavery underneath the same stars and bars that our athletes take a knee for."
The Golden Globes receives disastrous ratings
The 78 annual Golden Globes Awards Show tanked Sunday night as preliminary ratings fell 68 percent compared to last year's celebration, the worst decline on record.
Washington law enforcement agencies begin to pushback on state Supreme Court ruling decriminalizing drug possession
Law enforcement agencies are now preparing to fight-back against the state's Supreme Court ruling, alleging that the recent ruling will have a dramatic effect on their communities.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler slam HFPA for lack of diversity during Golden Globes, fail to mention Cuomo or 'Me Too'
Golden Globes co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler slammed the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) for lack of diversity during Sunday night’s award show, but failed to mention political scandals like they have in years past.
Two sheriff's deputies shot near Florida-Georgia border, suspects arrested following 12 hour manhunt
Two sheriff’s deputies were shot Saturday during a vehicle pursuit near the Florida-Georgia line, leaving one deputy in critical condition and fighting for his life.
Antifa riots in Portland, vandalizes businesses and mobs police officers
Antifa’s Saturday night protest in Portland quickly turned into a violent riot as they marched along Portland’s Pearl District, where they vandalized businesses and mobbed police officers.
Maryland teaching aide 'engaged in inappropriate behavior' on Zoom call with eighth grade students
A Maryland middle school teacher's aide was caught masturbating during a Zoom call with eighth grade students.
Seattle police told not to arrest for drug possession after controversial court ruling
The Washington State Supreme Court overturned the state's felony drug possession, law ruling it 'unconstitutional' after petitioner’s presented arguments to the court during a hearing early Thursday.
DC Democrat introduces legislation to remove 'Emancipation Memorial'
Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.), reintroduced legislation to remove the ‘Emancipation Memorial’ in Washington D.C., which features President Abraham Lincoln and a freed slave.
Black Lives Matter discloses finances, raked in $90 million last year
After the foundation was blasted by local BLM chapters across the country for receiving 'little to no financial support,' the Black Lives Matter foundation released documents to the Associated Press for the first time in the foundation's eight year history.
Sacha Baron Cohen announces retirement from undercover satire after infiltrating Washington rally
British actor Sacha Baron Cohen announced he will no longer be going undercover to produce satirical films and claimed he was 'afraid for his life' after infiltrating a right-wing rally in Washington State last summer.
Washington high school band practices in tents to prevent spread of COVID-19
Wenatchee High School located in Wenatchee, WA is having students that participate in the school's band practice in pop up tents, providing each student with their own tent while also social distancing them six-feet apart.
Idaho lawmakers introduce sweeping tax cut bill
Idaho lawmakers introduced an impressive-tax cut Bill that would slash assessments on all income brackets, lowering the sales tax from 6 percent to 5.3 percent by the beginning of next year.
Court rules against Seattle-area city's anti-gun legislation
"Hopefully jurisdictions like Edmonds will realize that violating the Washington state constitution is neither legal nor in the best interest of personal protection," said Lars Dalseide, an NRA spokesperson.
Capitol Police officials never saw FBI intelligence report of planned attack on US Capitol
"I actually just in the last 24 hours was informed by the department that they had received that report," Chief Sund said before Senator Klobuchar and lawmakers.