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  Associated Press

  Family of bicyclist sues City of Seattle, Sound Transit
  The family of a bicyclist who died in a crash last year is suing the City of Seattle and Sound Transit, claiming streetcar trolley tracks caused the crash
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  KIRO Radio

  Steve Ballmer warns voters of Seattle income tax fallout
  Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer explains what will, and what won't, help the Seattle area be an economically successful region.
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  710 ESPN Seattle

  Report: Colin Kaepernick, Austin Davis visit Seahawks
  Free agent Colin Kaepernick will make his case for the Seahawks’ backup quarterback spot during a workout Wednesday afternoon, according to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
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  KIRO 7

  Fight over plans to build high-rise development in International District
  A fight is brewing over plans to build a high-rise development in Seattle's Chinatown-International District.
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  MyNorthwest

  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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  Associated Press

  2010 Seattle Police Officer of the Year costs city $165,000
  A man named the 2010 Seattle Police Officer of the Year has cost the city $165,000 in civil-rights lawsuits for his handling of several altercations.
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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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  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.