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Got a job, busy schedule, and need to find a ride for the kids? Well, now there's an app for that.
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About 1,500 teens and young adults descended on a massive job fair in Seattle Thursday for 16 to 24-year-olds who are not working and are not in school.
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The Forest Service re-opened the trail to the Big Four Ice Caves last weekend. Last July, an ice collapse there killed 34-year-old Annalisa Santana. Her 25-year-old brother David Santana died from his injuries in the collapse a few months later. Between the two of them, they left behind seven children. Darrington District Ranger Peter Forbes […]
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Although the Tacoma situation is scary, lead-contaminated water is not the number one source of lead exposure for children. In King County, for example, it’s through lead paint or lead-contaminated dust.
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Mindy Woods is in a tough situation. And her situation is caught in the middle of a battle over what are legal rental practices amid skyrocketing rents and a housing crisis.
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The Washington Department of Transportation failed to bill thousands of toll customers over a year-long period. The computer glitch dates back to March 2015 and WSDOT spokesperson Emily Pace said the error impacts 8,200 vehicles. Katrina Snow is one of those drivers. She lives in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood and works in Bellevue. Snow pays to […]
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An explanation of the record-breaking heat and what it might mean for droughts this summer.
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It's too early to tell if Seattle businesses are hurting as a result of the new $15 minimum wage, but a study commissioned by the city reveals some preliminary results about the law's impact.
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Is it legal for Seattle to inspect your trash? The King County Superior Court will soon hear from eight plaintiffs suing the city over its garbage collection practices.
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Scam artists have personal information on anyone who worked at the Olympia School District in 2015.
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Three Democratic candidates made their pitch in Seattle to replace U.S. Congressman Jim McDermott.
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Seattle City Council member Lisa Herbold suggests taking a page out of Sydney, Australia's book in order to deter homeowners from cutting down trees.
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Dental care, mammogram tests and haircuts were among the services provided at United Way of King County's "community resources exchange."
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Seattle is offering trash services to common homeless encampments, after clearing out 176 camps since fall.
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"He saved my life twice," says Shauna Holdt, whose grandson Austin called 9-1-1 when she collapsed at home in Pacific. He also dialed 9-1-1 when she had a heart attack in 2014. For his exemplary ability to stay cool under pressure, King County is giving Austin a 9-1-1 Hero Award Thursday at the Woodland Park Zoo.