Hana Kim, KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA) Journalist Profile

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Heavy and light verb production in people with aphasia: Evidence from frequency rate and core lexicon approaches

1 week ago | tandfonline.com | Hyejin Park |Hana Kim |Stephen Kintz

ABSTRACTBackground Semantically varied verb production in people with aphasia has been studied; however, the evidence of heavy and light verb dissociation remains inconsistent, potentially due to methodological differences. Earlier methods used the frequency rate of heavy and light verb production. However, this approach may inflate the number of verbs produced, as it counts repetitive and contextually unrelated verbs.
Seattle police chief: 'I will probably go to jail' under Trump administration

2 weeks ago | fox13seattle.com | Hana Kim

Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes said Tuesday that he would likely face jail time if the Trump administration were to deploy military personnel to Seattle with intent to harm or inhibit First Amendment rights. What we know: The chief's remarks came during a confirmation hearing before the Seattle City Council's Public Safety Committee.
WA legislature considers tax on online dating companies

2 months ago | fox13seattle.com | Hana Kim

Taxing Cupid to generate millions of dollars: that's the goal of one bill in the Washington state legislature targeting online dating companies. What they're saying: House Bill 2071, sponsored by Representative Lauren Davis, wants to tax companies $1 per month for every Washingtonian using an online dating service. While still working out the number, Rep.
Fight over parental rights heats up in Washington

Mar 20, 2025 | fox13seattle.com | Hana Kim

A lot was said in Olympia on Thursday over the topic of parental rights. The backstory: A senate education committee brought up House Bill 1296, which opponents say undermines parental rights, while supporters argue it will protect the privacy of students, especially transgender kids. The ongoing fight over parental rights started with the creation of Initiative 2081, championed by Brian Heywood.
Fight over parental rights heats up in Washington

Mar 20, 2025 | yahoo.com | Hana Kim

The BriefA lot was said in Olympia on Thursday over the topic of parental rights. A senate education committee brought up House Bill 1296, which opponents say undermines parental rights, while supporters argue it will protect the privacy of students. OLYMPIA, Wash. - A lot was said in Olympia on Thursday over the topic of parental rights.
Development and effectiveness of dietary self-care promotion program using online community for hemodialysis patients: a pilot randomized controlled trial

Feb 28, 2025 | asian-nursingresearch.com | Hana Kim

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WA faces multi-billion dollar deficit after years of spending

Feb 12, 2025 | fox13seattle.com | Hana Kim

By now you may have heard that Washington state is facing a budget deficit in the billions. There is already a push by some Democrats who say a wealth tax is a solution. However, there is still no consensus on what the exact deficit is or a clear analysis of how the state got to where it's at. Billions of dollars in the hole Budget timeline: Just about a year ago, state finances looked rosy. In March 2024, Governor Inslee approved an extra $2 billion to a $69.8 billion operating budget.
WA faces multi-billion dollar deficit after years of spending

Feb 12, 2025 | yahoo.com | Hana Kim

OLYMPIA, Wash. - By now you may have heard that Washington state is facing a budget deficit in the billions. There is already a push by some Democrats who say a wealth tax is a solution. However, there is still no consensus on what the exact deficit is or a clear analysis of how the state got to where it's at. Billions of dollars in the holeBudget timelineJust about a year ago, state finances looked rosy. In March 2024, Governor Inslee approved an extra $2 billion to a $69.8 billion operating budget.
Seattle police Lt. sues city, claims retaliation discrimination

Feb 6, 2025 | fox13seattle.com | Hana Kim

To clear his name and recoup economic damages, a veteran Seattle police lieutenant says he is suing the City of Seattle. On Tuesday, Lt. John O’Neil filed his lawsuit in Superior Court of Washington for King County. The 14-page lawsuit alleges harassment, retaliation, racial discrimination, gender discrimination and a violation of the Washington’s Silenced No More Act.
WA farmers wrongly charged under climate laws pleading for a fix

Jan 22, 2025 | yahoo.com | Hana Kim

The BriefWashington's 2021 Climate Commitment Act aims to reduce greenhouse emissions in the state through a "cap-and-invest" programThe goal is to cut emissions from the state's largest polluters, but some argue the financial burden has been forced onto medium- and small-sized farms, rather than the large onesOLYMPIA, Wash. - For years, Washington State has been losing two farms per day, and the impact of the Climate Commitment Act is making it even harder for some to survive.