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WSU, Google researchers find AI can streamline wildlife tracking, cutting time from months to days
The implications could be significant for conservation, WSU said. Faster processing means wildlife managers can move more quickly from collection…
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An honor worthy of her name: Sue Bird will be Connecticut’s co-state bird each March
It’s a new honor worthy of her name. Basketball Hall of Famer Sue Bird will soon have the title of…
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‘This is my last voice note’: how piracy returned to Somalia and Yemen
Three ships were hijacked near the Gulf of Aden, raising alarms over key sea routes. Is piracy returning to Somalia?
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Gulf states urge UN action to ensure Strait of Hormuz safety
Draft resolution demands Iran halt attacks, pin-point mines and ensure passage of humanitarian aid through strait.
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Palestinian boy mourns father killed in Israeli strike on security post
A Palestinian boy mourns his father, one of three people killed in an Israeli strike on a security post in…
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US issues new Cuba sanctions as UN experts warn of ‘energy starvation’
Latest sanctions target military-controlled conglomerate, come as effective US fuel blockade continues.
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WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Five more sightings
Lots of coyote sightings, including three just this morning. The photo above is from Brooke, who reports this sighting in…
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UW study finds that older adults with memory loss often have unsafe gun storage
The study analyzed responses from people 65 years and older in seven states.
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Seattle lawsuit claims Lucky Strike made bowling pricier and worse
A Seattle bowler claims prices and league fees rose after Bowlero acquired the Capitol Hill bowling center.
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Governor Ferguson, Department of Ecology launch initiative for water supply solutions amid statewide drought
Following the declaration of a statewide drought for a fourth consecutive year, the initiative aims to improve sustainable and resilient…
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