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Seattle runner's Boston Marathon shattered by blasts, blood

Seattle runner Trish Keaton says she'll never forget the blasts, or comforting a young man covered in blood with his clothes virtually blown off.

The Patriots are not the Blue Angels, get over it

Now that the sadness over the Blue Angels canceling their trip to Seafair is wearing-off, it's time to start thinking about who is coming to fly over Lake Washington. What is the Patriots Jet Team, and what does it do?

Olympia bar owner willing to fight to keep pot smokers

Washington state officials said Wednesday it's not OK for bars to allow marijuana use, and they plan to take steps to close loopholes.

Homeless street vendor hopeful price hike won't hurt newspaper sales

Real Change vendor George Sidwell says he's cautiously optimistic a looming price hike for the street newspaper will mean more money for the homeless man.

Conga line erupts at Capitol in protest of Washington dance tax

Dozens of people protesting a decades-old state tax on dance venues swayed, kicked and twirled to the rhythm of music Monday in support of a repeal being considered by lawmakers in Washington state.

Elvis statue stolen from Mama's Mexican Kitchen

Elvis has left the building, or at least his post outside of Mama's Mexican Kitchen in Seattle.

JBLM soldier saves cat who saved him

A JBLM soldier is crediting a beloved stray cat with saving his life in Afghanistan, and paid thousands to bring it back to the U.S. with him.

Why the new GOP playbook focuses on the wrong things

The GOP is promising big changes to help bring more voters into the tent and reverse the last two presidential election losses. But a leading political analyst says the Republican National Committee's new playbook focuses too much on tactics and strategies, not enough on issues.

Give a rabbit a chance

Everyone gets excited about the Easter bunny this time of year, but the rabbit's association with the holiday can also be bad news, as bunnies glimmer of fame gets them gifted into homes that aren't prepared for them.

AG Ferguson ready to defend Washington's pot law

Attorney General Eric Holder and his team have been reviewing the voter approved marijuana legalization laws in Washington and Colorado since they passed in November.

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