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Here’s why flags are lowered in Washington state Sunday and Monday
Monday is the first of five remembrance days this year that Gov. Bob Ferguson has directed flags be lowered.
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Car with shut windows and doors, no one inside found submerged in Lake Washington
Seattle police are investigating after a car was found submerged in Lake Washington. Now the sheriff’s office is trying to…
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Record-breaking temperatures expected across Puget Sound on Sunday
Seattle could hit 80 degrees on Sunday for the first time this year, breaking a 34-year-old high temperature record.
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New documentary spotlights reverberations of 1978 Pregnancy Discrimination Act
On May 10, a special Conversations with KD Hall documentary, “1978: The State of Maternal Health,” will air on KING…
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Cinco Cosas: Día Internacional de los Trabajadores, Mi Centro de Tacoma presenta ‘Corazón y Cultura’ y más
3 de mayo: El programa tendrá historias importantes, y eventos.
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Pierce County law enforcement involved in shooting after suspect allegedly drives at deputies
The suspect, who deputies said had multiple felony warrants, allegedly drove at deputies before shots were fired.
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New Kingston ferry ticket system targets line cutters, gridlock
If you’ve ever been annoyed with ferry line cutters, you’re not alone, and WSDOT is rolling out a new system…
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Tacoma woman shot 4 times during late-night drive speaks out, urges public to help find shooter
A mother left unable to walk after a shooting in east Tacoma is now out of the hospital and pleading…
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Mariners announce Randy Johnson statue outside T-Mobile Park
“Seattle has always been a big part of my family and my career, and it always will be,” Johnson said.
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Washington coalition attempts universal health care as Medicaid enrollment declines
New data from the state Medicaid exchange shows about 40,000 fewer Washingtonians are enrolled compared to the same time last…
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