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Humpback whale swims free after days-long entanglement in fishing gear
A humpback whale, named “Pop Tart,” spent nearly one week entangled in fishing gear north of the Canada-U.S. border, according…
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1 man, pet die in Monroe house fire
Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue crews battled a house fire in the 23800 block of Friar Creek Road on Friday…
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World Cup hype skips Chinatown-International District; local watch parties keep fighting
World Cup watch parties are helping draw locals back to Seattle’s Chinatown-International District after match days left many small businesses…
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19 homes destroyed in Chelan Hills Fire that is now 100% contained, sheriff’s office says
All evacuation orders have been lifted and residents can return to the area, according to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.
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Washington fights to save $20 million in school mental health grants from July termination
Washington says the federal government is calling the cuts “terminations” to get around an injunction.
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Recognize these men? Sheriff’s office searching for San Juan Island burglary suspects
One suspect is accused of stealing a safe containing credit cards, several thousand dollars’ worth of jewelry and documents.
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6-year-old in critical condition after driftwood falls on him at Bellingham beach
A 6-year-old boy is in critical condition after a piece of driftwood crushed him at a Bellingham beach, authorities say.
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Link light rail set all-time records for ridership during Seattle’s FIFA World Cup matches
Sound Transit reports record-breaking ridership for Link light rail in June, driven by Seattle’s FIFA World Cup matches, with 5.4…
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Chelan Hills Fire destroys beloved Hobbit Inn near Chelan
Kristie Wolfe said wildfire damage was outside of her insurance coverage, leaving no money to rebuild.
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Stand-alone data centers barred in Tacoma under zoning code
Tacoma leaders say stand-alone data centers are not allowed under the city’s zoning code, citing concerns over infrastructure, utilities, noise…
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