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  Ron and Don, KIRO Radio

  Family argues that Seattle bike policy led to cyclist's death
  The family of cyclist Desiree McCloud is suing the city for a Seattle bike policy and notoriously dangerous trolley tracks.
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  Dave Ross, KIRO Radio

  Ross: Sick of being tracked by Google? Pay with cash
  Google’s corporate code begins with the words “Don’t Be Evil.” But it says nothing about being nosy.
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  Jason and Burns, KIRO Radio

  20-year-old Monroe council candidate explains why he’s getting involved
  Though he is only 20 years old as of Tuesday, Jake Walker says he's passionate enough about the City of Monroe to get politically involved.
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  Mike Lewis, KIRO Radio

  Former Pearl Jam practice space, Black Dog Forge getting the boot
  A historic music space Black Dog is where Seattle legends crafted their songs. It's about to be lost to development. Some are trying to save it.
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  MyNorthwest

  Timely Seattle police conference held after 36th shooting
  The Seattle Police Department held a briefing on the increased gun violence in the city this year.
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  Michael Medved, KTTH

  Medved: President Trump's budget won't pass as is
  What jumps out of President Donald Trump's budget plan is the cuts to services for the poor.
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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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  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.