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A quick check of King 5 News web site shows Seattle is communicating the OT8 Bed Bug story. Ranked #3 up from # 4 yesterday:
Interesting comments on the whole situation. Read them here: http://www.king5.com/news/local/Apartment-Bedbugs-111089689.html
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