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Fuels reduction project helps protect Colville community as Kaiser Canyon Fire closes in
DNR spent nearly $20,000 to reduce hazardous fuels near homes, tribal facilities and housing for elders before flames surrounded the…
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Former juvenile lifer turned prison watchdog speaks out after being fired by Gov. Ferguson
Jeremiah Bourgeois, once incarcerated for nearly 30 years, contends his firing as Washington’s Corrections Ombuds was retaliation for seeking true…
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‘I thought I was dead’: Survivors recount Sucia Island floatplane crash
Survivors say the pilot aborted an emergency water landing seconds before the floatplane crashed near Sucia Island. They spoke exclusively…
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Battle for Washington’s 3rd District getting national attention
The district was identified as a battleground for the November election.
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Sound Transit says Ballard light rail could open by 2042 if funding gap is closed
Sound Transit aims to launch light rail to Ballard by 2042 if it secures funding and cuts costs by 2033.
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1 person rescued from Tacoma apartment fire
Tacoma Fire crews responded to the 4000 block of South Warner Street for an apartment fire on Friday afternoon.
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Police: Tesla swerved into oncoming Issaquah traffic while using self-driving system
The rear third of a Tesla was severed in the collision, but police said no one was injured.
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More than 12,000 Washington hotel customers to receive refunds in $750K settlement
Over 12,000 Washington consumers will receive refunds after a $750,000 settlement for alleged deceptive fee practices.
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Cat dies in Tacoma house fire, all residents safe
Firefighters responded to a house fire in Tacoma that left one cat dead, with all residents unharmed. The fire’s cause…
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13-year-old accused of firing arrows at officers, police drone near Elma
Authorities said the 13-year-old fired several arrows before less-lethal rounds were used to take him into custody.
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