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5 things to do in western Washington: Sept. 4-6
Discover Washington’s late-summer offerings, from Seattle’s Bumbershoot festival to the Washington State Fair and more.
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Tacoma shelter seeks emergency fosters after taking in more than 100 seized cats
The Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County is stretched thin after the recent intake. The shelter is also caring…
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Desperate mother pleads for help finding son missing since May hike
Jakhobi Hale disappeared near Darrington during a solo hike in May. His mother is now funding her own search nearly…
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‘Kids think they’re invincible’: Mom’s warning after son badly hurt on Seattle e-scooter
A Lynden mother is warning e-scooter riders to follow traffic laws and wear helmets after her son was seriously injured…
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$elling $kinny: How a weight-loss startup kept shipping risky diet drugs while patients landed in the hospital
KING 5 Investigators take a deep dive into Mochi Health’s compounding pharmacy network involving knockoff GLP-1s.
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CAIR-WA warns noncitizens to reconsider air travel amid ICE arrests
The group is urging non-U.S. citizens to consult an immigration attorney before flying, even domestically, amid increased immigration enforcement.
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‘No place for violence’: Olympia mayor speaks out after arson damages LGBTQ youth building, pro-Palestine mural
The Olympia Police Department is investigating the Aug. 27 fire set outside the Stonewall Youth building on State Avenue Northwest.
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Mariners open Legacy Plaza at T-Mobile Park
The Seattle Mariners unveil Legacy Plaza at T-Mobile Park, featuring a statue commemorating a defining moment from the 2001 season…
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Idaho man charged with first-degree murder in Centralia woman’s death
Douglas Bowen, a 56-year-old Idaho man, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Patricia Marceaux in Centralia.
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New USPS postmarking rule caused rejections to more than double in several WA counties, lawmakers report
According to the report released by Senator Maria Cantwell and Secretary of State Steve Hobbs, late postmark rejections increased 32%…
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