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Federal judge blocks Trump from firing court-appointed western Washington U.S. attorney
A federal judge ruled Roger Rogoff has been the rightful U.S. attorney since his July appointment and blocked the administration…
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Man arrested after setting four doors on fire at Everett senior living facility
The man told deputies he burned doors with a torch and wanted to enter a neighbor’s apartment to look for…
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Boeing engineers, technical workers face noon deadline to vote on contract offer
17,000 Boeing engineers and technicians face a noon deadline to vote on a new contract. A no vote could keep…
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Costco sued over ‘sugar-free’ Kirkland drink mix containing a form of sugar
A proposed class action says Costco’s Kirkland hydration mix is labeled sugar-free despite listing allulose as its first ingredient.
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14 sickened in parasite outbreak tied to McMenamins pool in Bothell
Fourteen people reported getting sick after swimming at the McMenamins Anderson School pool over an August weekend.
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Driver gets 18 years in prison for deadly Pierce County crash after 100 mph pursuit
Court records say the Chrysler topped 100 mph before crashing near a Pacific Avenue park and ride.
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October Sky Above: Hunter’s moon & an all-night Saturn viewing, plus colliding planets conversation
October offers stargazers a packed calendar. Plus, a conversation about colliding planets and disappearing stars with a UW astronomer.
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Without playoff baseball, Pioneer Square businesses adapt as MLB lockout looms
The Mariners’ playoff run packed Pioneer Square last October. This year, businesses are finding new ways to fill seats as…
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Washington’s historic wildfire season leaves a new flooding threat in its wake
After a historic wildfire season in Washington, crews are surveying the landscape left behind by the flames, looking for areas…
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Redmond teens influence $35M teen center plans, prioritizing music, arts, and inclusivity
Redmond teens influence plans for a new $35M center, preserving a venue they’ve long cherished for its legacy in arts…
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