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Dori: David Chen leaving King's for City Council race is why I hate politics
The vice president of CRISTA Ministries, which heads King's Schools, chose his political ambitions over his faith. This is why the political world is toxic.Comments -
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UW nutritionist: Non-meat Impossible burgers don't deserve a health halo
According to UW Medicine dietitian Judy Simon, the Impossible and Beyond burgers are not nearly as healthy as advertised and probably won't grant you eternal life. -
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A manhunt is underway for the gunman in a deadly shooting in the Westlake Transit Tunnel in downtown Seattle. -
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With e-scooters on the way, former Washington Sec. of Transportation Doug McDonald sees a grim future for bikeshares. -
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1 dead, 2 injured in shooting near Westlake Station; police search for suspect
Police are looking for a gunman who shot three people, killing one of the victims, near the Westlake light rail station in downtown Seattle. -
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Snapshot of life locked up at Tacoma's Northwest Detention Center
The Northwest Detention Center has been the site of hunger strikes, protests, and even a fatal police shooting during an attempted arson this summer. -
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Seattle, King County leaders pitch plan to address prolific offenders
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With the sad news of the death of classic rock star Eddie Money, Dori remembers his 2018 interview with the iconic singer and musician. -
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New state education head seeks more opportunities for students, less testing
Larry Delayney is a math teacher at at Lakewood High School, and was recently elected president of the Washington Education Association. -
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Mike O'Brien will come after you for avoiding the ferry cost
Would Mike O'Brien get you for avoiding the ferry fare by taking the Deception Pass bridge? Plus, a conservative teacher shares her struggles. -
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Puget Sound's rainy season kicks off in earnest
After one final gasp of warm weather, fall weather is officially on its way, with potential record-setting rainfall on the horizon. -
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The solution to Seattle's bikeshare problem could be down in Portland
As Seattle continues to struggle with poorly parked bikeshares, our southern neighbors in Portland could very well hold the solution. -
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All Over The Map: Hidden wartime landmarks of Vancouver, BC
A neighborhood near the Vancouver, BC airport is a reminder that Canada, and Seattle’s Boeing Company, entered World War II much earlier than the U.S. -
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Ross: Democrats can't afford to ignore Joe Biden's problematic past
I’m not sure today’s Democratic Party can bring itself to ignore Joe Biden's problematic record on race the way candidates did on Thursday. -
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Man found dead in middle of Federal Way highway
Federal Way police are investigating after the body of a man was found in the middle of a road.
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