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Woman critically injured in early morning Milton shooting
Police said they found a woman with a gunshot wound to the chest when they responded to reports of a…
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How to watch the I-645 ‘millionaires tax’ debate
The Oct. 8 debate will air live at 8 p.m. on KONG-TV and will be streamed on KING 5 and…
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‘Burden on families:’ PSE customers push back on proposed $1.5B rate hike
During a hearing Wednesday, customers urged the Utilities and Transportation Commission to turn down a proposal that could cost households…
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Beaverton police search for missing 3-year-old boy
Joshua Ovalles was last seen with Mari Martinez Tuesday morning near Southwest Western Avenue and Beaverton Hillsdale Highway, Beaverton police…
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Tenants vanish after Irish construction scam exposed in western Washington
Gary Swett’s tenants vanished, abandoning their rented home and possessions after a KING 5 report exposed their possible ties to…
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Parents arrested after toddler found dead in Mount Vernon home
Investigators said the 2-year-old boy was found in a bed near drug paraphernalia on Sept. 16.
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Fees double, overtime rules hit: Adult family homes may close or turn away the poor
A fee increase, a court ruling and funding cuts are straining the homes. The fallout could land hardest on residents…
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Stolen truck recovered, livelihood missing: Seattle carpenter loses $20,000 in tools
A Seattle carpenter recovered his stolen truck, but missing tools and damage have left him facing at least $30,000 in…
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Japanese American incarceration survivors support 48-mile pilgrimage for ICE detainees
Survivors joined advocates at a Seattle press conference, drawing parallels between their World War II incarceration and immigration detention today.
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Unauthorized homeless encampment in Seattle being cleaned up following emergency order
A contractor at the site confirmed with KING 5 the city hired their company to move items from the area.
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