Bridget Chavez
News Reporter at KING-TV (Seattle, WA)
Isaiah 43:1 Reporter for @King5Seattle 2 x Emmy Winner Marathoner
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1 week ago |
krem.com | Bridget Chavez
SEATTLE — A newly opened engineering building at the University of Washington (UW) was closed after protesters caused extensive damage Monday night during an overnight occupation. The building, which cost $150 million to construct, including $10 million in funding from Boeing, had been open for a few weeks before Monday night’s protest. The university gave KING 5 an up-close look at the damage.
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1 week ago |
king5.com | Bridget Chavez
AUBURN, Wash. — A heartbroken mother is refusing to give up hope nearly a year after her son was shot and killed in Auburn. Xavier Landry was gunned down last July, and the case remains unsolved. Now, his family is increasing the reward, hoping someone will finally come forward with information.
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2 weeks ago |
king5.com | Bridget Chavez
SEATTLE — Political tensions between the United States and Canada have been escalating for months. Now, fewer Canadians are crossing the border into Washington. In response to the lull in border traffic, local businesses in Seattle are launching a new effort to bring tourists back, just ahead of next week’s Blue Jays–Mariners series. Some hotels, restaurants, and attractions are offering 30% discounts to Canadians as part of the new “Open Arms for Canada” campaign.
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2 weeks ago |
krem.com | Bridget Chavez
SEATTLE — Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison is raising concerns over a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump which targets sanctuary cities and states. The order, signed April 28, also directs the U.S. Department of Justice to compile a list of jurisdictions that federal officials say are obstructing immigration enforcement. Cities and states on that list could face the loss of federal funding. Davison said the order is more than a political statement — it's a legal threat.
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2 weeks ago |
king5.com | Bridget Chavez
BOTHELL, Wash. — First and Main Design Market, a furniture store in Bothell, is feeling the pressure from rising tariffs. The owner, Chelsea Coryell is holding off on raising prices for as long as she can — hoping to keep her customers and her store’s vision intact. However, with tariffs stacking up, Coryell is caught between rising costs and loyal customers. “I have so much to teach people about how they can have design,” she said.
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