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When you're thinking about the best way to protect the country, and Seattle, don't forget about the silent soldiers working in public health.
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Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the chances of moving the Los Angeles Clippers to Seattle are "zero." He listed three things the city needs before the NBA returns.
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Seattle attorney Anne Bremner called a decision by the Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission a “huge setback” for Mayor Ed Murray.
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Candidate Harley Lever says it's time to think outside the box when it comes to fixing Seattle's transportation issues. One option: high-speed gondolas.
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Scott Lindsay made it clear that his decision to run for Seattle City Attorney should not be an indication that he is bailing on Mayor Ed Murray.
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Sen. Dino Rossi sponsored a surprising bill prior to the end of the Washington legislature's regular session. The special session starts Monday.
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Former Mayor Mike McGinn says "we should get to talk about what matters to Seattle" and not one very public controversy.
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Oak View Group's Lance Lopes gives a sneak peek into the potential for easing traffic concerns related to a remodeled KeyArena.
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A Seattle father explains his disappointment with the judicial system after a near abduction of his 12-year-old daughter. He's worried the kidnapper will be free in October.
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Former Washington state attorney general Rob McKenna explains the difficult situation Mayor Murray faces amid recent rape and molestation allegations.
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Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna believes the state has a solid case against the Bertha contractor to pay for cost overruns.
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No matter how hot the Seattle housing market gets, CBS senior business analyst Jill Schlesinger warns bidders not to fall into a 'dopey' trap.
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An investigation into the charitable giving by Amazon concluded that the Seattle-based company was a “virtual no-show in hometown philanthropic giving.”
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The relationship between Washington state and the federal government has been relatively unstable. Will that come back to bite us when the "Big One" hits?
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Capt. Keith Colburn, of the Deadliest Catch, said that he and other fishing boat captains are still trying to process the loss of the Destination, the Seattle-based boat that was lost at sea on Feb. 11.