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HAPPENING NOW: First West Seattle Art Walk of 2026
Ash Lemus is one of the West Seattle HS showing work at tonight’s West Seattle Art Walk, first one of…
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State proposes transferring juvenile detention offenders to adult prison early
Washington state proposes transferring juvenile offenders to adult prisons due to overcrowding, but faces opposition for impacting rehabilitation and legal…
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Young ballet dancers compete for life-changing scholarships at Edmonds competition
Approximately 400 ballet dancers from multiple states are auditioning in front of judges this week at the Edmonds Center for…
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Wash. legislator condemns ‘lawless agents’ after federal officers shoot 2 in Portland
Federal immigration officers shot and wounded two people inside a vehicle outside a hospital in Portland on Thursday afternoon, authorities…
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Snohomish High School offers varsity letter for skilled trades — a state first
The program addresses a critical workforce gap while recognizing student achievement.
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Washington’s big bet on cleaner jet fuel takes off
A new push for sustainable aviation fuel launches weeks after the state revised its climate impact data.
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Two wounded in a shooting with US federal agents in Portland: report
Portland police have urged calm as the shooting remains under investigation, amid heightened tensions over ICE actions.
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Trump says he doesn’t need international law amid aggressive US policies
UN rapporteur tells Al Jazeera she is concerned that the world may be returning to an ‘age of imperialism’.
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‘Peace’ on paper, but catastrophe continues on the ground in Gaza
Despite an agreed-upon ‘peace plan’, Israel continues to violate the ceasefire.
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US says it wants to control Venezuelan oil indefinitely. Can it?
US oil company executives are expected to meet with Trump to discuss investments in Venezuela’s oil sector.
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