Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
San Francisco woman alleges a 10-year-old boy overdosed after coming into contact with fentanyl during walk home from school
"People are dying in the streets from the fentanyl."
MUST WATCH: O’Keefe Media Group reveals Fetterman wants to overturn second amendment, hand picks journalists to write positive stories
"We'll paint the narrative the way we want," special assistant Luke Borwegan said.
Far-left agitator arrested for allegedly throwing brick at San Fransisco mayor during speech against open-air drug markets
"Compassion is killing people. We have to change what is happening on the streets."
Bystander killed, 4 others injured after San Francisco carjacking morphs into police pursuit
"It sounded like an explosion almost," a witness said. "I ran outside and I saw chaos."
Washington state fires first-ever director of equity after failing to maintain stable work environment
"There were quite a few people who thought I had gone too far," Johnson explained.
CA Reparations Board rep demands 'installments' for black people if full payment isn't available
"All we're saying is let's just chill out and pay your debt – your sin bill of enslavement."
Trump to face criminal charges March 2024 in NYC court, judge officially issues gag order
Prosecutors requested the gag order to be placed on Trump due to his "history of attacks on social media."
BREAKING: Florida Gov Ron DeSantis will announce he is running for president during a discussion with Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Twitter Spaces
DeSantis and Musk will host a Twitter spaces with the special announcement.
Oakland A's fire broadcaster for mispronouncing 'negro' after inspirational visit Negro League Museum
"Following an internal review, the decision has been made for NBC Sports California to end its relationship with Glen Kuiper, effective immediately."
San Francisco names nation's first ever 'drag laureate' with $55,000 stipend
"My goals are to make San Francisco sparkle."
NBC's Chuck Todd says FBI can't be trusted, calls for major investigation after Durham report
"It seems like we have to do something to restore trust."
Bud Light to buy back expired beer from wholesalers as Dylan Mulvaney marketing disaster continues to tank sales
Bud Light will be buying its beer back from wholesale retailers following the disastrous marketing campaign that celebrated trans-identified social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
Josh Hawley introduces legislation that holds big tech liable for child pornography
If signed into law, victims will be allowed to sue online websites that knowingly host the content.
Five people shot at illegal street racing event in Seattle area
An illegal street racing event resulted in a mass shooting on Sunday morning as hundreds of Seattle-area delinquents abuse the state's police reform laws.
Trans-identified California high school track star 'blows out' female competitors, costs women athletes their awards
Senior Adeline Johnson, who placed fourth, lost her chances of advancing to the championship.