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Flags to be lowered in honor of former state lawmaker Sam Hunt on Saturday
Washington state honors former Senator Sam Hunt by lowering flags to half-staff on May 30, 2026, with a memorial service…
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City of Seattle installs ‘traffic calming treatments’ to address violence near Aurora Avenue
Neighbors have reported several shootings, including drive-bys, and residential streets being used as getaway routes.
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‘No longer affordable’: Sound Transit outlines future of light rail projects
Sound Transit passes funding gap plan, prompting a sweeping overhaul of its ST3 expansion plan and delaying some projects while…
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Washington State Patrol battles toxicology backlog
The lab, which handles evidence for criminal cases, is currently processing more than 15,700 cases.
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Seattle Seawolves set to host New England Free Jacks. Here’s how to stream with KING 5
You can stream the Seattle Seawolves game against the New England Free Jacks on KING 5 apps for your TV…
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‘Loud and Powerful’: Taiko drummers link tradition, identity and activism in Seattle
Local performers in Seattle highlight taiko drumming as a powerful symbol of cultural resilience, identity, and solidarity.
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Nine confirmed dead, two missing as recovery operations continue at Longview paper mill site
Recovery efforts continue after a deadly implosion at Nippon Dynawave paper mill left nine dead and two missing, with ongoing…
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Two-vehicle collision leads to downed power lines, road closure in Bothell
A collision on Bothell Way Northeast downed power lines and closed the road, according to Bothell police. Drivers should avoid…
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Father who went to work early to attend ultrasound dies in Longview implosion
Jared Ammons was known as “a loving husband, devoted father, cherished son, and caring brother,” according to an online fundraiser.
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‘He lived a great life’: Family identifies grandfather killed in Longview implosion
Dale Miller, 54, had worked at the plant for less than six months.
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