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Who will save the service dogs? DOGE cuts threaten a lifeline for veterans, people with disabilities
A Whatcom County nonprofit that trains service dogs may be forced to close after Trump administration cuts eliminated a $300,000…
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Countdown to kickoff: Seattle volunteers prepare for global spotlight
Seattle ramps up for the World Cup as nearly 2,000 volunteers prepare to welcome fans and bring the global event…
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Amber Alert issued out of Shelton for missing 4-year-old
An Amber Alert was issued for a missing 4-year-old in Shelton, believed to have been taken by his father during…
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Washington officials urge public affected by historic floods to apply for aid as deadline nears
Residents and businesses affected by the historic flooding are urged to apply for FEMA aid as millions have already been…
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Washington corrections officer arrested for allegedly having explicit videos of kids on his phone
A Washington Corrections Center officer was arrested after Mason County deputies reportedly found child sex abuse videos on his phone.
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Man charged after stolen Hyundai gets wedged between cars during Tacoma pursuit
Court records say the driver ran red lights and drove into oncoming traffic before the stolen Hyundai became wedged between…
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These 4 western Washington cities were named among best places to live in US
These Eastside cities were ranked the best to live in Washington by U.S. News & World Report.
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Lumen Field is already unrecognizable — and Seattle’s World Cup makeover isn’t done yet
Security fences, a disappearing name, and busy construction crews signal that the so-called “Seattle Stadium” is hitting its World Cup…
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Tacoma neighbors demand investigation after trees removed near suspected bald eagle nest
Neighbors say a bald eagle nesting site may have been destroyed after crews removed trees near a Tacoma townhouse development…
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Seattle City Council approves expansion of shelter capacity
The Seattle City Council approved a plan Tuesday to expand some shelter sites from 100 people to 150, with one…
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