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Mother and baby missing for a week from Okanogan County
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Tukwila educators, district reach tentative contract agreement
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WA among 4 states being sued by Trump admin over tuition for immigrant students
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Area of Parkland being told to evacuate for large fire
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5 men indicted for laundering $7.4M stolen from elderly victims through tech support scams in WA
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As SPD drops hiring bonuses, Bellevue PD is still waving $30K at officers looking to leave
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MyNorthwest News
'I'll be damned if that's the only book': A Gonzaga dad couldn't find a children's book about his university, so he made one
When Jabez LeBret’s young son brought home a children’s book about Notre Dame, the Gonzaga alum had one immediate reaction.
Redmond's Kristina Liutova, 16, qualifies for US Open — draws Olympic Gold Medalist Zheng Qinwen in first round
Kristina Liutova won her third match in the US Open qualifying rounds Friday, beating Poland's Martyna Kubka to earn a spot.
Storm system headed for western Washington as summer fades
The sun slipped below the horizon at 8 p.m. this week for the first time since mid-April — a sign that our summer days are numbered.
Man posed as 49ers player to swindle dozens of women out of $1.3M in dating app fraud
Multiple women in Washington and three other states were swindled out of $1.3 million in a dating-app fraud scheme, federal prosecutors reported.
'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' cast reveals how Victorian-era magic powers Broadway's biggest play in Seattle
The six-time Tony Award-winning play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" has conjured its way to the Pacific Northwest, opening a three-week engagement at Seattle's Paramount Theatre through Sept. 12.
Little Giant Fire named top-priority wildfire in U.S., 150,000 acres burned
The Little Giant Fire is now the top-priority wildfire in the country, meaning requests for more crews and equipment can move closer to the front of the line.
KIRO Newsradio Opinion
'He's not coming here': Curley explains why famous gas station Buc-ee's is probably never coming to WA
KIRO Newsradio's John Curley has a message for anyone in Washington state hoping to one day pull into a Buc-ee's off the interstate: don't hold your breath.
'Is this union acting in the best interest of students?': Jake raises alarm over Seattle teachers union president's alleged abuse
As Seattle teachers weigh whether to strike, KIRO host Jake Skorheim said he can't stop thinking about the person leading the negotiations.
'It's SHAME': Spike rearranges Great Lakes acronym to sum up Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario
President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as "Lake America."
'I don't trust him': Curley pushes back after Bill Gates calls for AI job protections
Curley responds to Gates' call for AI job protections amid fears of job loss and turbulent times in history.
'Society has failed them': Gee and Ursula say Alderwood Mall guilty plea exposes how easy it is for kids to get guns
The teen who killed 13-year-old Jayda Woods-Johnson with a stray bullet at Alderwood Mall in 2024 pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.
'They're selling smaller bags of dope': Spike warns Meta's two-hour cap still feeds kids the same product
Spike highlights how Meta's settlements may still endanger kids on social media despite the two-hour cap on content.
Seattle Sports
Former WSU Cougars football coach Bill Doba reportedly dies at 85
Doba served as WSU Cougars head football coach for five seasons following a tenure as the defensive coordinator during one of the best periods in program history.
Mariners move right-hander Bryce Miller to bullpen
Manager Dan Wilson said the move is on a "short-term basis."
New Seahawks owner Vinod Khosla responds to criticism of his football ties
Vinod Khosla, who heads the incoming new Seattle Seahawks ownership group, has responded to criticism for a comment he made about his history as a football fan.
Lineup: Mariners open big road series against Blue Jays
Nearly half of Seattle's lineup is different than it was during Game 7 of the ALCS last year in Toronto.
Mariners-Blue Jays Series Preview: Playoff atmosphere in Toronto
Let's take a close look at a huge series as the Mariners and Blue Jays renew their ALCS rivalry, with both still in the playoff mix despite disappointing seasons thus far.
Stacy: The 3 biggest Seahawks questions between now and Week 1
Training camp and the preseason haven't answered every question we have about the Seattle Seahawks. Stacy Rost details three that could linger going into the Sept. 9 season opener.
Seattle Red
Pro-lifers get win in court as judge narrows previous ruling undermining Idaho abortion law
A federal judge in Idaho has narrowed a previous ruling that undercut many of the state's protections for the rights of the unborn.
New study finds fewer than two-thirds of Bremerton businesses survive five years while Walla Walla quietly outperforms Seattle and Spokane
A new Build Your Store study ranks Bremerton-Silverdale-Port Orchard last in Washington for five-year business survival, while Wenatchee tops all 11 metros.
WA ICE arrests hit new monthly high amid nationwide surge
The state of Washington saw its highest number of monthly ICE arrests in 3 years, as the Trump Administration ramps up deportation efforts nationwide.
Rantz: Seattle teachers selfishly voted to hold 50,000 kids hostage over a strike that state law bans
Seattle's teachers union authorized a strike that state law does not permit. Jason Rantz says children are the leverage, not the reason for the walkout.
Group behind pro-abortion initiative sues Idaho over ballot language
The group behind an initiative in Idaho that would strip the unborn of many pro-life protections has sued the state over ballot language.
Washington gives illegal immigrants $13,000 college tuition while out-of-state Americans pay $44,000, and the feds want it stopped
Washington's public colleges face a federal lawsuit seeking to end in-state tuition, grants and loans for illegal immigrants denied to out-of-state citizens.
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MyNorthwest Traffic
All northbound I-405 lanes reopen near NE 44th Street after early-morning crash
Multiple lanes of northbound I-405 were blocked early Friday morning after a collision occurred early Friday morning.
Sound Transit approves fare gates at 14 light rail stations, eyes up to $83M in new revenue
Sound Transit plans to bring fare gates to up to 14 of its light rail stations — a move that could generate nearly $83 million a year in net revenue.
Overnight closure likely on SR 104 after brush fire spreads to wires in Jefferson County
The westbound direction of SR 104 near Southpoint Road is blocked Thursday due to a brush fire that has spread to telephone wires.
MyNorthwest Weather
Storm system headed for western Washington as summer fades
The sun slipped below the horizon at 8 p.m. this week for the first time since mid-April — a sign that our summer days are numbered.
Rain finally returns for some Friday night, cooler temps
It’s been nearly a month since our last measurable rain, but that dry stretch is finally coming to an end for some of us.
Blood moon, partial eclipse visible tonight in Washington
The best blood moon in North America until 2028 peaks tonight at 9:12 p.m., with 96.2% of the lunar surface passing through Earth's shadow.
MyNorthwest Politics
Tacoma lands $4.6M grant to hire 12 new police officers, with a catch
Tacoma is set to hire a dozen new police officers, three support staff, and a contract psychologist after landing a $4.6 million state grant.
'We received some new information': Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson recall petition withdrawn as couple pursues further charges
The Seattle couple that's behind a recall effort against Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has withdrawn their petition.
Olympia launching pilot program allowing people to live in their cars
The City of Olympia is launching a pilot program allowing people to live in RVs and other vehicles for up to six months with a permit.
Lifestyle from Premier Media
Kemper Development Co. to Explore Sale of Its Bellevue Collection
Originally published on 425. The Eastside’s iconic and influential Bellevue Collection soon could have a new owner. The Kemper Freeman family, which owns the property through the Kemper Development Co., announced today that it has begun exploring a potential sale. The family said it is in the early stages of the process and plans to […]
How the Northwest is Celebrating Eat Local Month
Originally published on 425. Eat Local Month is returning next month for a fourth year, putting a spotlight on the Washington farms, fishers, and producers that put the food on our plates every day. All September long, farms and restaurants statewide are participating in Eat Local Month’s Get a Taste of Washington State campaign, where […]
BizFair Coming to Pierce College Puyallup Next Month
Originally published on South Sound Business. Registration is open for BizFair, a free resource fair hosted by the Office for Regulatory Innovation and Assistance for current and aspiring small business owners. The year’s event will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 19 at Pierce College Puyallup’s College Center Building. Those interested […]
MyNorthwest History
Heat, smoke make for true 'dog days of summer' in western Washington this week
August is already here, sometimes called the dog days of summer. Temperatures are forecast to climb back into the 80s on Thursday with some areas in the 90s.
Red Flag Warning: Eastern Washington braces for dangerous wildfire conditions this weekend
Have plans to head to eastern Washington this weekend to escape the expected much cooler weather in western Washington?
Historic regional treasure Paul Dorpat dies after 87 years
Historic regional treasure Paul Dorpat has died after 87 years.
National News
Former White House teleprompter operator ordered to turn over profits, pay fine over insider trading
WASHINGTON (AP) — A former White House teleprompter operator accused of using inside knowledge to make bets on the prediction market Kalshi has been ordered to turn over more than $100,000 in profits and pay a $65,000 fine as part of a settlement with federal authorities. The settlement with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, announced […]
Measles deaths reported in Pennsylvania spark fight among politicians and health officials
NEW YORK (AP) — The recent announcement of Pennsylvania’s first measles-related deaths in decades has ignited a public feud among politicians and health officials who disagree over the role of the contagious disease in the fatalities. Independent experts say the conflict is a symptom of a social and political debate over how to frame a […]
Seneca Nation calls for reversal of Trump's ‘Lake America’ executive order
The leader of the Seneca Nation in upstate New York is criticizing President Donald Trump’s decision to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America,” saying it violates a more than 225-year-old treaty and shows a “blatant disrespect” for the Indigenous people who gave it its name in the first place. Seneca Nation President J. Conrad Seneca […]
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