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Washington superintendent proposes mandatory yearlong course for high school seniors on life skills
Superintendent Chris Reykdal proposed a class to ensure high school seniors have key skills like a resume, financial literacy and…
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2 charged after GPS tracker leads deputies to stolen scissor lift batteries in South Hill
Prosecutors say the stolen property was worth $1,900 and the damage topped $4,000.
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Pierce County teen charged after 100mph pursuit nearly hit deputy, claimed he was celebrating World Cup win
Court documents say the Lexus came within about 10 yards of a deputy before hitting a light pole.
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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson deactivates Stadium District CCTV following World Cup matches
The mayor announced Tuesday that Stadium District cameras will remain off until an audit is complete in the fall of…
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Sumner High School grad dies in skateboarding accident
Tanner Hart, who was on the Whitworth University football team, helped Sumner High School to a South Puget Sound League…
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Seattle cruise ship hairstylist accused of sexually abusing passengers during massages on Alaska trip
The FBI is investigating after multiple passengers reported being assaulted aboard the cruise ship.
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Kent man plans guilty plea in federal Islamic State support case
Investigators said the Kent man planned to fly to Istanbul before traveling to Syria to join the Islamic State group…
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Several Tacoma apartment buildings catch fire
Firefighters are responding to a two-alarm fire in the 4000 block of South Puget Sound Avenue on Monday night.
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Driver hits young child on bike in Auburn
Auburn Police said the incident was a “bad accident” and not criminal in nature. The child sustained serious injuries.
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Watch parties hit capacity for Seattle’s World Cup finale
Seattle’s Pioneer Square buzzed with fans for the U.S. World Cup match against Belgium, which officials estimate topped 150,000 in…
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