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10 reasons why we’re excited for the start of Mariners baseball
The Seattle Mariners return to play this week, and the MyNorthwest team is excited. Find out what we're most looking forward to this year, and go Mariners!Comments -
It wasn’t a pipe bomb that shut down the Factoria Transfer Station — it was a mole killer
A tweet from the Bellevue Police Department on Thursday speaks to all those who've dealt with moles. -
A modest proposal to fix Washington’s unbearably confusing vaccine phases
Washington's vaccine phases are too confusing, and it doesn't have to be this way. Here's how we could make this easier for everyone. -
Washington state does indeed have a crow hunting season
When is crow hunting season in Washington state? Asking for a friend. -
If you move into a recently built house, bring your neighbors cookies
It's difficult to complain about the noise coming from your neighbor's house when it's actually being built and there's no one home. -
‘The difference is staggering’: King County district forges ahead on smartphone voting
A King County district is again implementing a smartphone voting system in 2021, while election officials mull potential expansion options. -
Opinion: Why we can’t trust the latest reopening plan from Washington Republicans
Given that Republicans across the state have led calls to reopen since the very start of the pandemic, why should we trust their latest push? -
20 years after Nisqually, Washington still isn’t ready for next big earthquake
With aging buildings and a partly-finished alert system, Washington still has a long way to go before it's ready for the next big earthquake. -
Seismologist explains why a Nisqually-type earthquake is far more likely than ‘the Big One’
While a possible 9.0 earthquake is what makes headlines, seismologist Bill Steele believes that a Nisqually-type quake is more likely in the years to come. -
Opinion: Shades of hypocrisy, similarities in Seattle minimum wage and hazard pay debates
The battle for fair wages in Seattle is defined by defined by an argument from large-scale employers, who claim that increased wages are bad for everyone.