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  Local News

  Seattle, King County safe injection sites expected to open within a year
  King County health officials are now working to put the creation of safe injection sites on the fast track. They hope to establish two within a year.
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  MyNorthwest

  Is Elon Musk getting into the tunnel game?
  Elon Musk is tired of traffic. So tired that he is promoting tunnels as a solution. Seattle may be one source for tunneling experience.
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  MyNorthwest

  Pirate radio in Seattle repeatedly plays explicit anti-Trump song
  A mysterious pirate radio station has been playing an anti-Donald Trump song, unedited, on repeat for days over the Seattle airwaves.
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  MyNorthwest

  State rep. wants to legalize post-game prayer
  A state representative from Gig Harbor wants to make post-game prayer on school grounds legal, as long as the day is over.
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  Local News

  Seattle convention underscores science world's battle with Trump administration
  Talk at the Convention Center in Seattle seemed was dominated by one thing this week: the Trump administration's apparent assault on climate science.
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  Jason and Burns, KIRO Radio

  Fact Check: Did Mayor Murray overstate sanctuary city money?
  President Trump signed an order targeting sanctuary cities like Seattle and Olympia, because, in his view, they fail to curtail illegal immigration.
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  KIRO Radio

  Time is nearly up to enroll in Obamacare in Washington state
  Despite President Trump's call to remove Obamacare, the Washington Health Benefit Exchange is still signing people up. This is why.
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  Ron and Don, KIRO Radio

  Introducing 'Murray's Triangle', Seattle's new 'Jungle'
  Ron and Don are introduced to a new illegal homeless encampment, eerily similar to the infamous "Jungle." It's no coincidence. Welcome to the Triangle.
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  MyNorthwest

  King County fully canvased for homeless count, organizer says
  Hundreds of volunteers hit the streets of King County to take part in "full-county canvas" for the annual homeless count.
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  KIRO 7

  City considering changes to Seattle streets to absorb more buses
  City officials say that if nothing is done, extra gridlock could add an average of three and a half minutes to each bus trip.
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  Ron and Don, KIRO Radio

  One Seattle man's journey to escape life on the streets
  Richard spent 10 years on the streets of Seattle as a homeless drug addict. Now, he's back on the streets. It's different this time. This is his story.
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  Associated Press

  Port of Seattle CEO placed on administrative leave
  Port officials declined to comment after the CEO was placed on leave. A message to employees says the leave is pending "resolution of personnel issues."
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  Chokepoints

  Plan ahead: Events will slow Seattle area traffic this weekend
  Multiple events and road projects will slow down Seattle area traffic this weekend. This is what you need to know before hitting the road this weekend.