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Seattle City Council bans grocery stores from using AI-based ‘surveillance pricing’
In a first-in-the-nation move, Seattle bans grocery stores from using demographics data and AI to set varying prices in stores…
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Bellingham boy fights off black bear attack in his own backyard
Robin Westgate, 12, survived two charges from a bear near Lake Whatcom before his father took the third.
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Washington AG urges residents to claim compensation for generic drug price raises
Attorney General Nick Brown urges Washington consumers to claim settlements from generic drug makers accused of price-fixing.
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Seattle mayor proposes balanced budget with no new taxes
Fifteen currently filled positions would be eliminated, along with a multi-million dollar reduction in general revenue fund spending.
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FIFA World Cup tops $889 million in economic impact for Seattle, King County
Visit Seattle’s Economic Impact Report shows $889 million in economic impact for the city and county, including $109 million in…
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Washington man sues Tesla, alleges car suddenly veered into concrete barrier on I-90
The driver alleges his 2022 Model Y suddenly lost stability and steering before striking a concrete barrier.
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Man injured after explosive detonates inside Sequim apartment
An explosive detonated in a Sequim apartment Sunday, injuring a man. Sequim police are investigating.
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Seattle faces rare September without 80-degree day, second time in 20 years
Temperatures look cooler than average and some rainfall is expected, marking a rare weather occurrence for the city.
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‘An altar of child sacrifice’: Man charged with trying to burn down Bellevue Planned Parenthood cited religious beliefs
Winston Churchill Corbett, 36, is accused of breaking two windows at a Bellevue Planned Parenthood facility and throwing burning material…
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Man killed in train collision in Marysville, second fatal incident in a month
Officials called for greater safety precautions around the tracks.
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