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Starbucks closes hundreds more stores as local businesses move into former Seattle locations
Starbucks is closing another 250 stores across North America, as several former locations in the company’s hometown are finding new…
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WA honors former state rep. Mike Cooper by lowering flags to half-staff
Flags will be lowered at state facilities in memory of Mike Cooper, a former firefighter and legislator who died August…
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Let’s Go Washington says PDC dismissed May campaign finance complaint involving Brandi Kruse
The complaint questioned whether Kruse’s online content supporting two ballot initiatives should have been reported as political advertising.
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Human remains found in wooded area in Pierce County
The remains could not be immediately identified because of their advanced state of decomposition.
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Tutta Bella to close Columbia City, downtown Seattle restaurants Oct. 2
Tutta Bella says it considered several options before deciding to close its Columbia City and downtown Seattle locations.
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North Whidbey Middle School dean arrested after reported assault involving child
Police arrested the 49-year-old dean of students after investigating a reported Sept. 17 assault involving a child.
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2 Redmond children missing since 2023 found near Washington, D.C.
The children had been reported missing to Redmond police in December 2023 and were recovered Sept. 16.
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Kirkland family sues Tesla, says autopilot surged through red light violently enough to burst tires
The lawsuit says the Tesla sped through a red light, burst its tires and hit a curb while the driver…
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Fire destroys popular Georgetown restaurant, community rallies to support owners
The Seattle Fire Department is investigating an early morning fire that destroyed Saigon Pho and Banh Mi in the city’s…
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Seattle City Light apologizes after planned power outages disrupt CID businesses
Planned power outages disrupted CID businesses for four nights, costing some owners thousands in lost revenue.
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