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SeaTac cancels annual Fourth of July fireworks show over safety concerns

SeaTac Fourth of July fireworks show is canceled due to safety concerns, as approved by the city council.

1 year ago

‘There are aspects of our job we have to do’: ICE Seattle director breaks silence on protests

The ICE Seattle director discusses the impact of recent protests on operations and the agency's ongoing responsibilities.

1 year ago

Former WA governor warns Iran could retaliate with terrorism after U.S. strikes

Iran may retaliate with terrorism after U.S. strikes, warns former governor amid heightened threat from Homeland Security.

1 year ago

NTSB: Boeing’s inadequate oversight, training led to door plug blowout

NTSB report reveals Boeing's inadequate training and guidance contributed to last year's door plug blowout incident.

1 year ago

No boarding pass, no ID: Facial recognition coming to Sea-Tac

Facial recognition is set to streamline airport security at Sea-Tac, eliminating the need for ID and boarding pass.

1 year ago

Local leaders push back after Supreme Court upholds Tennessee gender-affirming care ban

Supreme Court backs Tennessee's gender-affirming care ban, prompting swift reactions from Washington lawmakers.

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4 arrested after weekend protest in Seattle; police say more could follow

Seattle police arrested four individuals after a weekend protest in Seattle, with potential for more arrests.

1 year ago

Anti-ICE protesters gather outside Federal Building

A small number of protesters were seen gathering in downtown Seattle.

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City works with Lake City Community Center to provide shelter for encampment

This weekend, about 100 individuals, including children, face potential risk of losing shelter after the city of Seattle went back on its decision.

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Landscape still bears the scars of Mount St. Helens eruption 45 years later

Sunday marks 45 years since Mount St. Helens erupted, killing 57 people and reshaping the landscape of southwest Washington, which still bears the scars of that devastating event.

1 year ago

Washington’s AG calls 10-year ban on US states regulating AI ‘dangerous’

Washington's AG warns a decade-long AI ban on states is dangerous for regulation and oversight in the tech industry.

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AG Brown defends birthright citizenship as Supreme Court weighs order, nationwide injunctions

AG Brown argues for birthright citizenship as Supreme Court reviews Trump's order and nationwide injunctions.

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VIDEO: Police body camera footage of fatal officer-involved shooting in Poulsbo released

A man armed with a large knife was shot and killed in an officer-involved shooting Wednesday night after leading them on a pursuit through Poulsbo, police confirmed.

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Clark County settles with family of motorist shot and killed by deputy in 2021

Clark County agrees to a $3.5 million settlement over the 2021 shooting of unarmed motorist Jenoah Donald by a deputy.

1 year ago

Washington sues Trump Administration over environmental protection rules

Washington challenges Trump's executive orders on environmental protection, aiming to uphold crucial regulations for a sustainable future.

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Seattle tourism bounces back as city gears up for World Cup

Discover how Seattle tourism is recovering from the pandemic as the city gears up for the World Cup.

1 year ago

‘I am blessed’: Local Catholics celebrate first American pope at St. James Cathedral

Cardinal Robert Prevost, an American missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and leads the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church.