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Last update: 16 minutes agoMedical Free Speech: Washington quietly dropped charges against two doctors who questioned COVID vaccines after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up their case, leaving the bigger question alive: can medical boards punish doctors for public dissent? Local Politics: In Thurston County, the sheriff race is moving forward as incumbent Derek Sanders and challenger Kevin Burton-Crow filed, while other races saw unexpected filing gaps and challengers. Seattle Schools: The Seattle Education Association elected a new president even as she’s under investigation over alleged physical abuse of a child, reigniting concerns about oversight and safety. Public Health: Washington expanded access to the 988 crisis hotline for people in prison, and King County is monitoring residents for Andes-type hantavirus after a cruise-ship outbreak. World Cup Prep: Seattle fans are gearing up for June matches, while Los Angeles is still racing to get SoFi’s pitch ready just 30 days out.
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