Three JBLM active military members arrested in sexual predator sting
Washington State Patrol arrested 22 accused "dangerous sexual predators" in a recent Thurston County sting operation, three of whom are active military members based out of Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
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Amato: Understaffed Seattle restaurants don't tell the whole story
Seattle's restaurant staffing shortage is something many cities deal with. More than that, it's something that doesn't tell the whole story of the city's restaurant industry.Comments -
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Cost of Washington state's measles outbreak jumps over $1 million
The cost of southwest Washington's measles outbreak has jumped over $1 million statewide, according to state epidemiologist Scott Lindquist. -
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Students for Life protest infanticide at Patty Murray's office
Students for Life held a protest outside Sen. Patty Murray's Seattle office after Murray became the lone senator to block a bill requiring medical care for babies born alive after a late-term abortion. -
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Seattle entrepreneur: Jordan Frager with Stone N' Seed wearable art
Jordan Frager had a side gig that turned into a full-time job -- Stone N’ Seed wearable art. He forages the beautiful Puget Sound region for rocks, stones, and minerals and turns them into jewelry. -
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Tangney: For Best Picture at the Oscars, it's better to be liked than loved
The way voting works for the Oscars now makes for some potentially odd outcomes, where the most-loved movie could never even stand a chance. -
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Lawmakers want to stop you from tattooing your eyeballs
Washington lawmakers are aiming to ban scleral tattoos -- tattooing the white part of an eyeball -- in the state. But one tattoo artist says it's not a common practice. -
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Snohomish City Council passes plastic bag ban
The Snohomish City Council passed a law on Wednesday that will ban single-use plastic bags and will require retailers to charge customers for paper bags. -
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Ross: Washington Post didn't act alone, social media helped
Attorneys for Nicholas Sandmann are now suing the Washington Post for defamation. But were there other actors just as guilty as The Post for spreading a misleading video? -
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Homes vandalized with racist graffiti in Sammamish neighborhood
King County Sheriff's detectives are investigating a racist vandalism spree in the Sammamish neighborhood of Klahanie. Garages and walls were found with hateful paint. -
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Millions of Americans behind on car payments, missing credit due dates
Despite a thriving economy and booming job market, millions of Americans are reportedly unable to keep up with car loan and credit card payments, indicating not all are benefiting from the economy. -
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Freedom Foundation sues Attorney General Ferguson over public records
The Freedom Foundation is suing Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson over transparency in public records, specifically regarding the state's Public Records Act. -
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Washington bill raising tobacco sales age to 21 passes in House
On Tuesday the Washington House of Representatives passed House Bill 1074, raising the age of sale for all tobacco and vapor products from 18 to 21. -
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Officers arrest King County Metro employee suspected of sex trafficking
The King County Sheriff's Office arrested King County Metro employee Mark Norton on Tuesday, who is suspected of coercing a woman to engage in commercial sex acts. -
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UW Medicine data breach: Approximately 974,000 affected patients
Approximately 974,000 University of Washington medical patients are affected by a data breach that released some names medical record numbers and other information on the Internet last December. -
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Tim Eyman breaks silence on alleged office chair theft
In the first interview since an Office Depot surveillance video circulated showing him stealing a chair, Tim Eyman defends himself, claiming it was an honest mistake.
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