Susannah Frame
Chief Investigative Reporter at KING-TV (Seattle, WA)
Chief Investigative Reporter and Reporting Coach at KING 5. Email tips to [email protected]
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4 weeks ago |
kgw.com | Susannah Frame
SKAGIT COUNTY, Wash. — The population of summer-fall Chinook salmon expected this year on Washington's Skagit River will be the lowest in nearly 15 years, dealing another devastating blow to Native American tribes whose culture and subsistence have depended on the fish for millennia. The grim forecast means the Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe will be permitted to harvest just 24 wild Chinook salmon this season — a stark contrast to the abundance their ancestors once knew.
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4 weeks ago |
krem.com | Susannah Frame
SKAGIT COUNTY, Wash. — The population of summer-fall Chinook salmon expected this year on Washington's Skagit River will be the lowest in nearly 15 years, dealing another devastating blow to Native American tribes whose culture and subsistence have depended on the fish for millennia. The grim forecast means the Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe will be permitted to harvest just 24 wild Chinook salmon this season — a stark contrast to the abundance their ancestors once knew.
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1 month ago |
king5.com | Susannah Frame
Investigators Former chief Adrian Diaz has filed a lawsuit against the city for a slew of allegations including wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation and defamation. Author: Susannah Frame Published: 5:21 PM PDT May 28, 2025 Updated: 6:52 PM PDT May 28, 2025 SEATTLE — Negotiations have broken down between former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz and the City of Seattle to come to a settlement agreement stemming from a $10 million tort claim Diaz filed in October.
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2 months ago |
king5.com | Susannah Frame
OLYMPIA, Wash. — When scammers stole Barb Putnam's life savings last year, the 73-year-old retired state worker from Olympia, Washington, lost more than just $300,000. She also lost her self-confidence, sense of security and her health: doctors prescribed medications for anxiety, hypertension and worsening diabetes. "I wasn't sleeping. I wasn't eating. I didn't feel safe," Putnam said. "I didn't feel safe in my own home." But the stress didn’t end there.
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2 months ago |
king5.com | Susannah Frame
OLYMPIA, Wash — Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a law Monday that bans a substance that dozens of young people have used to die by suicide. House Bill 1209, which overwhelming passed out of the state House and Senate earlier this year, prohibits the sale of sodium nitrite in concentrations over 10%. Washington is the fourth state in the U.S. to ban the chemical.
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It appears @KingCountyWA legal filing against @waDSHS for leaving mentally ill defendants in jail is the first of more motions to come. King Co. wants a court to force DSHS to reimburse them for “unnecessary costs” incurred by state’s failure to move the defendants out of jail
*Breaking: @KingCountyWA has just taken legal action against @waDSHS for failure to move mentally ill defendants out of the King Co. Jail and into a psychiatric hospital.
State-paid doctor under review by licensing agency following KING 5 investigation A Seattle psychiatrist paid millions of dollars to conduct exams for the Dept. of Labor & Industries is under investigation by the Washington Medical Commission https://t.co/SZZTRAEspr