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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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Man accused of trying to take stroller with child inside at Pike Place Market
The suspect allegedly commented on the child’s appearance before trying to take the stroller, according to Seattle police.
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5 things to do in western Washington: July 10-12
Explore western Washington this weekend with Tacoma Pride, a chalk art festival, community festivals and more.
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Bicyclist seriously injured after being struck by two vehicles on I-5 in Olympia
The crash was reported just after 11 p.m. Thursday evening.
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Washington Poison Center warns of rise in calls involving NeeDoh squishy toys
The Washington Poison Center is reporting a sharp increase in calls involving NeeDoh and similar squishy toys after kids came…
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Seattle hotel workers still fighting for new deal as strike enters fourth week
Employees at the Embassy Suites near Lumen Field hit the picket lines as World Cup crowds arrived; they say leverage…
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Federal judge sides with state to allow health inspectors into Northwest ICE Detention Center
The judge said the organization that runs the private detention facility, the GEO Group, must allow state health inspectors inside.
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Revive I-5 returns: Northbound freeway closure through Seattle starts Friday night
Northbound I-5 will fully close from I-90 to Northeast 45th Street this weekend before months of lane reductions resume across…
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