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Federal Way reports historic 21% drop in crime for 2026’s first half
City leaders say Federal Way is experiencing the largest sustained decline in crime in its history, according to preliminary crime…
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Who is Neeru Khosla? Meet the woman expected to become the face of Seahawks ownership
Education leader. TED speaker. Philanthropist. Meet Neeru Khosla, the woman expected to become the face of Seahawks ownership.
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Leavenworth man accused of threating to shoot workers at Wenatchee Social Security office over missing check
Deputies say the man threatened to ram the building and shoot employees over a missing Social Security check.
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Western Washington could see light wildfire smoke Tuesday
Air quality is forecast to dip to moderate in Whatcom and Skagit counties on Tuesday.
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Gov. Ferguson proposes making FAFSA application a requirement for high school seniors
Students would also be able to fill out the Washington Application for Student Financial Aid, or opt out by signing…
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Lawsuit alleges decades of sex abuse at Everett youth detention facilities
Nine former detainees say they were abused between ages 12 and 18 at two Denney facilities in Everett.
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Washington co-leads lawsuit to block $110B Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
The lawsuit claims moviegoers could face higher ticket prices while cable subscribers see higher bills and fewer choices.
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A brother’s warning: When mental illness turns deadly
Alex Konicke is breaking his silence 10 years after his brother killed their mother. Now, he’s sharing a warning for…
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Redmond spa investigation leads to 2 arrests for suspected prostitution operation
Police say undercover officers were offered sexual services at V Spa before warrants were served at the business and a…
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Family honors man fatally shot in Seattle’s Lake City neighborhood
At a celebration of life on Sunday, loved ones remembered Dominique Timmons-Sampson through the things he loved most.
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