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‘Iran posed no imminent threat’ | Top US counterterrorism official resigns over Iran war
The National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent said he couldn’t support Israel’s alleged pressure to continue the war with Iran.
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Uwajimaya returns to its roots nearly a century later
The iconic store is planning to expand to Issaquah and return to Tacoma, where it all began. #k5evening
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SEA Airport launches food pantry for unpaid TSA workers
Friday was the busiest air travel day of 2026, but for TSA workers it marked their first full missed paycheck…
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Pierce County advances plan for temporary ban on new detention facilities
A Pierce County Council Committee advanced a proposal that would create a six-month ban on new detention centers being established…
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Seattle to pause construction projects during World Cup
The Seattle Department of Transportation announced it will temporarily pause projects in high-traffic areas starting June 8.
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The West’s last aluminum smelter is coming down, taking a way of life with it
Ferndale’s Intalco-Alcoa aluminum smelter that once employed 700 workers is being dismantled, leaving an uncertain future for the property and…
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Chateau Ste. Michelle announces 2026 summer concert lineup
Tickets for the concerts at the Woodinville winery go on sale Monday, March 23.
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Snohomish County investigating fatal dog shooting
A Snohomish couple says their Labrador was killed after escaping the yard. The neighbor who fired the shots says the…
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Washington ferry crew rescues capsized sailboat passengers
Video from a witness on the ferry appears to show people clinging to the capsized sailboat in the water.
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Here’s how much snow fell in the Cascades last week and what an atmospheric river means for snowpack
A massive snowfall bolstered the Cascade Mountains’ snowpack, but an impending atmospheric river threatens to wash away the gains.
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