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Thurston County woman booked after taser deployment, chase
A routine check on a Thurston County fire led to a woman’s arrest after a brief chase, with charges including…
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Family of Coast Guard lieutenant killed in drive-by shooting asks suspect to come forward
The family of Coast Guard Lt. Connor Overstreet, killed in a random Seattle shooting, offers a $30,000 reward for information…
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Labor Day Weekend family camping trip ends in ICE raid
Five Western Washington families say Forest Service rangers photographed some adults’ IDs hours before immigration agents arrested five men.
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Bikini baristas preliminarily awarded $1.8M in pay violations, attorneys say
The defendant operated five bikini barista stands in the Puget Sound area, most under the name “Beehive Espresso,” according to…
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33 families say Boeing safety systems failed before deadly 2024 South Korea crash
Families seek damages for victims’ fear, terror and physical pain during the roughly four minutes between the bird strike and…
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Missing person alert issued for man last seen in Yelm wearing Civil War uniform
Thomas Goodwin is described as weighing 190 pounds with gray hair and blue eyes, last seen wearing a Civil War…
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One injured in shooting involving 2 motorcycle gangs in Whatcom County
Blaine police helped Whatcom County deputies investigate the shooting and capture one suspect.
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Vale Matcha launches tea farm on Whidbey Island
Seattle’s Vale Matcha takes its tea operations from café to farm by planting 12,000 tea plants on Whidbey Island, aiming…
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Tacoma’s Hylebos Bridge to close for 3 days beginning Tuesday
The bridge will be closed for inspections from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will reopen Friday, Sept. 11.
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Wild Waves makes final splash as water park set to close after Labor Day
Wild Waves, a staple since 1977, will close permanently, with its water park ending operations on Labor Day. The theme…
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