Hour 2: Burien virtue signals on immigration, Christian group gets legal win vs Everett schools, viral drunk Democrat

The Burien City Council passed a virtue signal resolution that protects illegal immigrants. Lifewise gets a settlement after being discriminated against in Everett. Wingstop and Sour Patch Kids have joined forces for a gross Halloween collaboration. // Big Local: A Kirkland pastor has been indicted in a $13 million wire fraud and money laundering scheme. Small businesses in Bremerton are lamenting the city’s order to tear down all remaining “streeteries.” An Auburn grooming business owner is asking for the public’s help after she was unexpectedly saddled with over a dozen cats, most of which are kittens. // You Pick the Topic: An Indiana Democrat running for a county council position gave a very bizarre interview where she appeared to be intoxicated.

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