Hour 2: Federal Way parents speak out, Pike Place limits cars, Raising Cane's coming to WA

Federal Way parents want answers after a shooting on a playground injured at a student at Lakeland Elementary. White House Correspondent Natalie Winters delivered a great response to CNN’s Donnie O’Sullivan when asked about new media being allowed into the White House. Pike Place wants less cars at the market. // Big Local: The primary person of interest in the murder of a Tenino grandmother has officially been charged. A Fox Island man has been charged with the murder of his girlfriend after initially claiming she committed suicide. The popular fast-food chicken chain Raising Cane’s is opening multiple locations in the Seattle area. Edmonds has started a red-light camera program. // You Pick the Topic: A popular hair loss drug could have some major side effects according to the FDA.

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