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Updated May 17, 2012 - 10:15 am
Local News for Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue and Western Washington
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Police: 'Hero' saved others in Seattle shootings
Someone inside an artsy Seattle cafe where a gunman opened fire threw stools at the assailant during a shooting rampage police described as "callous, horrific and cold," a move that allowed others to run to safety.- Military: Greensboro native killed in Afghanistan
- Google files patent claim against Microsoft, Nokia
- Medical examiner releases 3 Seattle victim IDs
- Bill would help foster youths with school records
- Medical examiner releases 3 Seattle victim IDs
- Record-setting NM fire spreading in all directions
- New national trail near Walla Walla
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One group blames Washington gun laws, which they call
"terrible, the worst in the country" for recent gun violence
in Seattle.
Weak gun laws blamed for Seattle violence
One group blames Washington gun laws, which they call
"terrible, the worst in the country" for recent gun violence
in Seattle. - Boze: The truth about gun statistics - Interview with author John Lott
- News Chick: Cafe Racer survivor describes massacre
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- Monson: Much respect for Jamie Moyer
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Tarvaris Jackson still looks maddeningly inconsistent
After watching the Seahawks' OTA on Wednesday, Brock Huard shares some thoughts Tarvaris Jackson's struggles, Chris Clemons' absence and Russell Wilson's solid day. - Audio: Sando on expectations for Winslow
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- Salk: Mariners remembered who they are
- Hawks notes: Jason Jones meets the media
- Seahawks confirm tryout for Brian Banks
- Bruce Irvin should make instant impact
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Wis. archdiocese no longer paying priests to leave
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee and a former priest who received money to leave the ministry following allegations of sexual abuse say that payment and others were a form of charity meant to help men transition to a new life following the priesthood. - Police: 'Hero' saved others in Seattle shootings
- Defense of Marriage Act heads to US Supreme Court
- Authorities: Md. man says he ate heart of victim
- Edwards acquitted on 1 count, mistrial on others
- Troubled tribal police seek bigger Foxwoods role
- CHP says 8 students struck by truck should survive
- Woman found not guilty in Ore. baby-death trial
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Arizona man's heirs get cash found hidden in walls
An Arizona court says a man's heirs are entitled to $500,000 cash that was found in the walls of his former home years after he died.- Supersized hen egg in Texas had another egg inside
- Alaska's remote Rat Island gets a new name
- Police say Ohio woman broke into house to clean it
- Giant cuckoo clock gets new home in Ohio village
- Drug dealer mistakenly sends officer text messages
- Drivers see scarf-wearing pig on Pittsburgh road
- Firework lodges in man's chest; bomb squad called
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