King 5 News
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A new chapter: Barnes & Noble returning to downtown Seattle as bookstores see a comeback
The national bookselling chain plans to open a new store at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Pike Street.
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City of Hoquiam hoping federal government will restore grant funding for ‘critical’ levee project
A levee project in Hoquiam and Aberdeen is in limbo as a federal grant was paused. The project would create…
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Boeing won’t face criminal charge over 737 Max crashes that killed hundreds of people
A federal judge in Texas has dismissed a criminal conspiracy charge against Boeing related to two 737 Max crashes that…
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Seattle sons demand justice after brutal attack on their 88-year-old mother
Emma Cotton was brutally attacked and had her finger bitten off during a robbery.
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Yakama Nation declares state of emergency after SNAP benefit cuts
Tribal leaders say nearly 30% of members depend on those benefits, and the community is now desperate for help.
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Jury awards $8M to student punched by Seattle teacher
Seattle Public Schools will pay $8 million to a former student who was punched in the face by a teacher…
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Kent teen charged with supporting ISIS, linked to alleged Michigan terror plot
Federal prosecutors allege the man provided financial support to a group the FBI has connected to an Oct. 31 terrorist…
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Court docs: Suspect ‘seemingly chose’ Tanya Frazier ‘at random’ in 1994 homicide
Seattle police arrest Mark Anthony Russ for the 1994 murder of Tanya Frazier, matching his DNA to evidence from the…
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Standing water on roads, coastal flooding and king tides impacting western Washington
The same system is bringing coastal flooding and high tides to the region.
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Seattle Torrent becomes the official name of city’s PWHL franchise
The new professional women’s hockey team begins its first season on November 21.
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