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  Chokepoints

  Drivers could face stiffer penalty on left lane camping
  On Monday, Washington lawmakers began discussing whether to increase the base penalty for lane camping on our state's highways.
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  NEW   MyNorthwest

  Report: Seattle jumps ahead in country's crane race
  The number of cranes in Seattle increased to 62 in the latter part of 2016, according to the Puget Sound Business Journal.
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  Michael Medved, AM 770 KTTH

  Medved: Trump's habit is turning obstacles into advantages
  Even his harshest critics recognize President Trump’s habit of turning obstacles into advantages.
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  Sponsored

  Five reasons to save money with a VA loan in 2017
  They say a dollar saved is a dollar earned, and if earning more in 2017 is on your list of resolutions, it may be time to look homeward – as in, your home financing strategy.
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  710 ESPN Seattle

  Seahawks’ K.J. Wright on first Pro Bowl invite: ‘They couldn’t deny me’
  "It feels good to finally get the respect that I earned,” Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright told Gee Scott about being invited to his first Pro Bowl as an injury replacement.
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  Dori Monson, KIRO Radio

  Are the 'no parking' problems in Seattle and Capitol Hill SDOT's fault?
  An employee of AA Asphalting defends the company's use of "no parking" signs and blames the Seattle Department of Transportation for not standing up for the company.
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  Associated Press

  Trump moves to pull US out of Pacific-Rim trade deal
  President Donald Trump moved to pull the United States out of the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact Monday.
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  MyNorthwest

  Magnitude-3.7 earthquake was state's second quake of the day
  A magnitude 3.7 earthquake at Olympic National State Park was the second quake of the day Sunday in Washington state.
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  MyNorthwest

  Check out the best signs and scenes from Seattle's Women's March
  Thousands attended a women's march through downtown Seattle on Saturday.
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  KIRO 7

  Blind woman inspires others walking in Seattle women's march
  Among the thousands was a small woman walking arm in arm with a younger man. She was a blind woman and she also battles Parkinson’s disease.
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  MyNorthwest

  2 taken into custody, released after UW campus shooting
  Seattle officers are working to remove a person who they suspect has been shot in the abdomen in the crowd on the University of Washington campus.
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  MyNorthwest

  Sec. of State Kim Wyman to pay $10K for campaign violations
  Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman has been fined $10,115 after an investigation revealed her campaign filed finance paperwork late with the state.