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Explosions reported as fire burns stacks of vehicles at Graham wrecking yard
Firefighters worked through the night after stacks of vehicles caught fire at a wrecking yard.
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How you can help save millions of migrating birds passing through Washington this week
Over 10 million birds are expected grace Washington’s skies as spring migration peaks. Experts urge residents to dim lights to…
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Driver stabbed near Rainier Beach later hit man near gas pumps, police say
Police said a driver was stabbed in a parked car, then hit a 50-year-old man while driving through a lot.
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Washington-born trainer heads to Kentucky Derby carrying grief, hope and a horse named So Happy
Mark Glatt spent years chasing horse racing’s biggest stage. Now that he’s finally there, he is doing it without the…
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Snoqualmie asks King County, PSE to reconsider battery storage site
The city council voted to send a letter to King County and Puget Sound Energy leaders after backlash from neighbors…
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Death investigation underway in Marysville
A female was found dead in the 570 block of Grove Street on Wednesday night.
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Seattle Public Schools announces cellphone ban
Students in kindergarten through 12th grade will face new rules on cellphone use during the school day, beginning Monday, May…
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2-year-old dies from injuries after Auburn car crash
Just two days after the Monday crash, a 2-year-old girl died from blunt force injury of the head and neck,…
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Trash, split ownership complicate cleanup at McSorley Wetland in Kent
A Kent wetland that drains into Puget Sound is filling with trash, but no single agency is responsible for cleaning…
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Private telecom company aids Washington first responders
A Washington-based crisis response team is gearing up to keep first responders connected as wildfire risks and disasters ramp up.
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