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Kristin Goodwillie

Kristin Goodwillie

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Anchor and Reporter, KING-TV (Seattle, WA)

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Total articles 665

  • Workplace death in Washington leads to lawsuit against top safety violator

    By Kristin Goodwillie Verified| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified SEATTLE — A father of 12 lost his life last year while cleaning out a tanker truck filled with toxic chemicals, a job the state of Washington says he had never been trained to do. The company he drove for tops Washington state's list of severe workplace safety violators. "Dad is dead. Those two words, dad and dead do not belong in the same sentence.

    By Kristin Goodwillie Verified · KGW-TV (Portland, OR)

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Trump administration plans to slash HUD programs in the Pacific Northwest, sources say

    By Kristin Goodwillie Verified| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified SEATTLE — Multiple federal sources confirmed to KING 5 that the Department of Government Efficiency plans to slash Housing and Urban Development (HUD) programs and offices in the Northwest. A total of 150 people in the Seattle office are expected to lose their jobs, along with more in Oregon and Idaho. Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington are in HUD's Region 10. It's the only regional office in the country slated to close - with a field office expected to stay open in Alaska, sources said.

    By Kristin Goodwillie Verified · KGW-TV (Portland, OR)

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Workplace death in Washington leads to lawsuit against top safety violator

    By Kristin Goodwillie Verified| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified SEATTLE — A father of 12 lost his life last year while cleaning out a tanker truck filled with toxic chemicals, a job the state of Washington says he had never been trained to do. The company he drove for tops Washington state's list of severe workplace safety violators. "Dad is dead. Those two words, dad and dead do not belong in the same sentence.

    By Kristin Goodwillie Verified · KGW-TV (Portland, OR)

    Mar. 20, 2025

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KING-TV (Seattle, WA)

Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden

+1 206-448-5555