Dick’s Drive-In

Dick’s Drive-In Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Wage, Break Violations

Dick’s Drive-In is facing a class-action lawsuit that claims employees were denied required rest breaks, meal periods, and wages. The suit, filed in King County Superior Court in February, alleges widespread labor violations affecting hourly workers. Plaintiff Madison Masterson claims the company failed to provide legally required rest and meal breaks during shifts, resulting in…

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Kent Veteran Faked Disability To Steal $1M In VA Benefits, Sentenced To Prison: DOJ

A Kent Army veteran who falsely claimed she was wheelchair-bound to collect more than $1 million in veterans benefits — while traveling and buying a second home — has been sentenced to federal prison. Kelly Lee-Carroll, 58, was sentenced to 17 months behind bars in Seattle federal court Tuesday, March 17, for orchestrating a long-running…

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Ariana Savino

Air Force Capt. Ariana Savino Of Covington Remembered As Inspiring Aviator After Iraq Crash Kills 6

Colleagues and loved ones are remembering US Air Force Capt. Ariana Savino as a passionate aviator and role model after the Covington native was killed in a military aircraft crash in Iraq. Savino, 31, was one of six airmen aboard a KC-135 Stratotanker that crashed March 12 in western Iraq while supporting US military operations…

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Ferguson Declares Emergency As Olympic Pipeline Shutdown Threatens Sea-Tac Airport Fuel Supply

Gov. Bob Ferguson issued an emergency proclamation Wednesday, Nov. 19, after a shutdown of the Olympic Pipeline disrupted jet-fuel deliveries to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The move comes as state officials and BP investigate a fuel leak near Everett that forced the 400-mile pipeline system offline for the second time in a week. Ferguson said the…

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