King 5 News
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Seattle inflation is rising faster than the rest of the country. It’s not just gas prices
Federal data shows Seattle-area inflation hit 4.9% over the last year, driven by spikes in dining out, apparel, recreation and…
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Inmates train on front lines of Oregon wildfire response at 75-year-old forest prison camp
More than 100 inmates gain hands-on firefighting skills at South Fork Forest Camp, preparing for rapid deployment as fire season…
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Traffic camera program in Milton generates $800K amid driver frustration
A new traffic camera program in Milton has raised thousands and stirred debate, as city leaders argue it is improving…
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Officials urge people to plan ahead for FIFA match day travel in Seattle
Seattle gears up for FIFA World Cup 2026 with enhanced public transit plans and vehicle-free zones to manage crowds.
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Seattle will host a floating World Cup fan zone on the city’s waterfront
Seattle is creating a floating fan zone and soccer pitch for this summer’s World Cup.
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Seattle police release new images of UW stabbing suspect
A 19-year-old woman was stabbed to death on May 10. Seattle police are still searching for the suspect.
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King County Medical Examiner’s Office identifies Covington stabbing victim
The 36-year-old Covington woman was stabbed to death inside her home, and her husband is now facing murder charges.
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Schultz says Mayor Wilson ‘vilifies employers.’ Do Seattle voters agree?
New data finds that Seattle voters are concerned that the cost of doing business is too high and that companies…
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Puget Sound to see low tides this weekend
Between Saturday and Wednesday, Puget Sound will see tides dip between -3 and -4 feet, allowing for a rare chance…
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Washington AG sues Providence Health and Services alleging illegal mistreatment of pregnant and nursing employees
AG Nick Brown’s office investigated incidents going back to 2021 and found employees, including many nurses, were routinely denied their…
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