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Franque Thompson

Franque Thompson

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Reporter, KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA)

Seattle

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movies, restaurants transportation, travel food, politics early childhood,Covers: Chicago public media, lifestyle

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trivial disputes

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Total articles 1297

  • New program launches in rural WA to proactively plan for wildfire season

    By Franque Thompson Verified| KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified Last year was a destructive year for wildfire season in Washington. State experts said drought conditions and low snowpack are making matters worse. The threat is back for 2025, as the west side of the state saw the driest January since the 1940s. One community is proactively working to help residents protect their properties from structural damage.

    By Franque Thompson Verified · KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Search intensifies for Tesla charging station arson suspect

    By Franque Thompson Verified| KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified The search is intensifying for an arson suspect who investigators said caused an explosion at a Tesla Supercharger station in Lacey. FBI Seattle recently launched a new digital media tip line for the public to submit video and photo evidence for this case. "The public are our eyes and ears in a case like this, and the information you may provide could be critical in helping us to advance this case and many others," said Mike Herrington, special agent in charge with FBI Seattle.

    By Franque Thompson Verified · KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • New program launches in rural WA to proactively plan for wildfire season

    By Franque Thompson Verified| KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified Last year was a destructive year for wildfire season in Washington. State experts said drought conditions and low snowpack are making matters worse. The threat is back for 2025, as the west side of the state saw the driest January since the 1940s. One community is proactively working to help residents protect their properties from structural damage.

    By Franque Thompson Verified · KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA)

Seattle, United States