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  KIRO 7

  Man dies after shooting at Alki Beach
  Seattle police are investigating a shooting at Alki Beach where a 23-year-old man was killed Tuesday evening.
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  710 ESPN Seattle

  Report: Colin Kaepernick to visit the Seahawks Wednesday
  Free agent Colin Kaepernick will make his case for the Seahawks backup quarterback spot during a workout Wednesday afternoon.
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  NEW   KIRO Radio

  Medved: Don't worry, Trump's budget won't pass
  What jumps out of President Donald Trump's budget plan is the cuts to services for the poor.
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  Dave Ross, KIRO Radio

  Tacoma mayor defends bathrooms, water for homeless
  Weeks after clearing out an infamous homeless encampment, Tacoma is now offering sanitary services to another encampment. This is why.
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  KIRO 7

  About 168 homes evacuated as wildfire burns near Leavenworth
  A wildfire about four miles north of Leavenworth started in a log yard and spread to nearby timber and brush late Tuesday morning.
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  Dave Ross, KIRO Radio

  Dave Ross: Roger Goodell isn't as bad as Principal Skinner after all
  Even though NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell isn't as strict as Principal Skinner, Michael Bennett will need to tone down his sack dance.
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  MyNorthwest

  Snohomish County's heroin epidemic needs funding that doesn't exist
  If you're a heroin addict in Snohomish County and you want help, chances are you'll be moved out of the county -- or even state. That could change soon.
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  MyNorthwest

  Gov. Jay Inslee: We are 30 days away from a government shutdown
  Washington State Governor Jay Inslee has called for a second special session so lawmakers can come up with a state budget.
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  MyNorthwest

  Safest and most dangerous places to live in Washington
  A home security company crunched the numbers to find the safest towns in Washington, and the state's most
  dangerous city.
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  Jason and Burns, KIRO Radio

  Pramila Jayapal worried about US reputation under President Trump
  Congressmember Pramila Jayapal has heard people talk about impeachment of President Trump, but she would like to take certain steps first.
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  Associated Press

  Seattle city council passes ordinance on recording police
  People in Seattle now have a legal right to record encounters between the police and civilians.