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Renton businesses see boost from World Cup watch parties as Belgium prepares for Seattle match
Belgium’s training staff stopped by one Renton business, while nearby restaurants say World Cup watch parties have been bringing in…
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Everything you need to know for Fourth of July fireworks in Seattle
Planning to celebrate this Saturday and watch fireworks at Gas Works Park or Lake Union Park? Some changes are in…
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‘We never left’: Two-Spirit voices share history, identity and hope in Seattle roundtable
Native 2SLGBTQ+ people in western Washington came together to connect over traditions and experiences navigating Two-Spirit identity.
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Seattle-shot historical film wraps production after filming in historic CID
Northwest Film Forum is serving as a fiscal sponsor of the film and described “I Am American” as one of…
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Motorcycle lands on top of car at Shoreline dealership
A man was riding his motorcycle in a parking lot next to the car dealership when he lost contol of…
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Downtown Summer Sounds returns July 9 with free concerts across Seattle
Downtown Summer Sounds returns July 9, bringing Seattle’s vibrant outdoor concert series with diverse indie folk, R&B, and rock performances…
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Prosecutors refile murder charge in 2020 death of Bothell officer after years of competency rulings
The case stems from a 2020 shooting that killed Officer Jonathan Shoop and injured Officer Mustafa Kumcur.
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Washington gas tax increases to 56.5 cents per gallon July 1
The fuel tax will rise from 55.4 cents to 56.5 cents per gallon on Wednesday.
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Washington State Ferries expects 400,000 riders over Fourth of July holiday weekend
Washington State Ferries anticipates around 400,000 passengers this Fourth of July weekend, driven by holiday travel and World Cup events.
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Seattle officer sues city, saying it used minor Bellevue crash to target him over Jan. 6 trip
Marchione alleges the city treated him differently because of perceived political beliefs after he was in D.C. on Jan. 6.
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