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Lawmaker keeps pushing new DUI measures to curb deaths

State lawmakers are scrambling to come up with a quick response to last week's horrific Seattle crash where a drunk driver plowed into a family, killing two and critically injuring two others.

Seattle chef Tom Douglas trying to save July 4 fireworks show

It's not over until chef Tom Douglas says it's over. The Seattle chef loves fireworks and wants to save this year's Lake Union 4th of July show.

Glistening abs with a feminist twist: Introducing feminist romance novels

Romance novels are stereotypically known for their dominant, heroic men and their weak and submissive women. But the feminist romance novel is a growing genre, popular with ladies who have other kinds of fantasies.

Seattle seniors learn the ropes of online dating

At Seattle's Bayview Retirement Community, seniors were offered a class on Internet dating. The retirement home is mostly females who have lost their husbands, and they need a new, fresh way to meet a companion.

Former SWAT leader's advice on how to respond to a school shooter

A former teacher and educator says school policies for how to respond to a shooter in the building are inadequate and more needs to be done to train teachers and students about what they can do to protect themselves before police arrive.

Seattle's Newest Live Music Venue: Sea-Tac Airport

Sea-Tac Airport has started a pilot program, welcoming local musicians to play sets in the terminals. Today a 70 year old blues guitarist and singer captivated travelers. Tomorrow it could be a violist, jazz musician or 16 year old pop artist.

This Year's $1 Million Pillsbury Bake-Off Features Many Pacific Northwesterners

A handful of folks from Washington and Oregon made it to the much coveted semi-finals of the Pillsbury Bake Off, and the grand prize winner will take home $1 million.

Charles Cross: Prince is playing for the money

Just $250 per ticket. It may seem steep, and music biographer Charles Cross says there's a reason for that, Prince is in it for the money, at least partially.

Quilts For Newtown Update

We told you recently about an amazing group of Western Washington women who were making quilts to send to the families of victims in the Newtown Connecticut shooting tragedy.

Cannabis Class Is In Session! A Guide to the Marijuana Biz, This Weekend in Seattle

People interested in getting into the marijuana business, but aren't sure how, can attend a two day seminar this weekend. Washington Cannabis Institute will teach you the ins and outs of the business, how to follow all the laws, along with growing tips and even cannabis cooking ideas.

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