Brett Gailey News Today

And morning, thanks for joining us. It is march 27th. Patients will be rotated out of regional hospitals on a case bycase basis. And temple in which that occurs, will occur over several it is friday and we want to days. Get a check on our forecast it wont be a rush of patients with mary lee, good morning. That coming in at what time. Will continue to run normally, port Officials Say the flow will not be impeded. Good morning. Theyve still got to bring in it is another cold start to the things li...

Lake Stevens leaders have reversed a two-year trend, June will no longer be recognized as Pride Month in the city.

Lake Stevens Mayor Brett Gailey failed to sign a proclamation declaring June as Pride Month in Lake Stevens for personal beliefs. Lake Stevens Mayor Brett Gailey failed to sign a proclamation declaring June as Pride Month in the Snohomish County city for personal beliefs.

With a special session starting Tuesday, legislators should give cities tools to fight addiction.

Possession of hard drugs in Washington, like fentanyl and meth, will become legal by default this summer.

Enforcement could be in hands of cites, counties after July 1

Rejection of a compromise may result in a confusing hodge-podge of local laws on drug possession.

The agreement offers paths to avoid incarceration through diversion and treatment. Four local mayors say they oppose it.

The mayors say that the current drug laws are not strong enough, and the House's amendments would make these laws even weaker.

Seniors sit shoulder to shoulder at the center on Soper Hill Road. The search is on to figure out the next step.