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HazMat response clears state health office in Seattle
HazMat crews monitored the Capitol Hill building on Friday afternoon and later determined it was safe to reoccupy.
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Lakewood police seek mother; 2 children missing after holiday visit
The mother, Michelle L. Harvey, 34, is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall with facial piercings. Harvey and the…
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Damaged ferry leads to one-boat service on Seattle, Bremerton route
Washington State Ferries officials found damage to the Walla Walla ferry’s propeller on Jan. 1. Repairs are expected to take…
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Katie Wilson to be inaugurated Friday as Seattle mayor, becoming third woman to lead city
Wilson beat incumbent Bruce Harrell in a highly-contested race in November, earning 50.4% of the vote.
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1 person dead following officer involved shooting in Everett
The Everett Police Department announced the shooting, but did not specify which agencies the involved officers belonged to.
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Storage facility a ‘total loss’ after fire breaks out in University Place
One building at a storage facility in University Place was totally destroyed after a fire broke out in a center…
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January brings final supermoon before budget cuts threaten Washington space industry | Sky Above
January’s episode includes the final consecutive supermoon’s impact on an impressive meteor shower, plus a conversation with a space policy…
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Driver crashes into pole on Highway 101, suspended in power lines
Washington State Patrol said the driver inside the truck is not injured, but is suspended from power lines.
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Police believe son killed 3 family members before shooting himself, multiple sources confirm
An email sent by the son three hours before the bodies were found in Issaquah, Mercer Island gave clues that…
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New year, new raise: Washington maintains No. 1 minimum wage at $17.13
The $17.13 rate is part of Washington’s inflation adjustment and local businesses say wages aren’t the only cost they’re watching.
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