Stories of people who are victims of tire slashings, beatings, and harassment, all because of race, religion, and hate.
And these hate crimes are happening in Seattle and by our neighbors and our coworkers and even our kids.
Exposing hate crimes this morning on Seattle Today.
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Evening returns Monday at 730 on King Five.
If you don't vote, you don't count.
And it always matters, especially in a presidential election year.
League of Women Voters President Wanda Hawes.
And if you're not registered, you can't vote.
Count yourself in as getting people registered.
This is a cooperative service among businesses, King Broadcasting, and the League of Women Voters.
Count yourself in as active community service.
To me, that's the King Five difference.
Let the music begin.
The 1988 Summer Olympics album.
The smash soundtrack to NBC's broadcast of the 88 Summer Olympics.
Featuring Whitney Houston.
John Williams.
The Bungarees and more.
The music millions have been rooting for.
This is King Five News on the Hour.
Good morning, I'm Don Madsen.
A 30-year-old Portland resident, Stacey Allison, has become the first American woman to climb to the top of Mount Everest.
More Northwest Expedition members are expected to try for the top.
United Way of King County has decided to drop Planned Parenthood as a member agency because of its intent to provide abortion services.
Some Senate colleagues at Brock Adams are defending him against allegations that he sexually assaulted a young Seattle woman.
One used in an hour and a half hour and he used at four.