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Airliner left Tacoma and ditched in the ocean in October 1962 -
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Three arrested in Seattle for graffiti, obstruction during vigil -
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Ross: To win presidential election without popular vote is playing hardball -
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With 'murder hornets' emerging from hibernation, state lays out new rules to curb spread -
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Rantz: Progressive BLM activist accused in 'violent' anti-Asian hate crimes -
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Netflix co-creator shares entrepreneurial wisdom: 'The best time is now' -
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WA Senate passes bill to lower unemployment insurance tax hit next year -
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King County Executive joins growing calls for sheriff's resignation -
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Gov. Inslee commutes over a dozen drug sentences after state court decision -
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Pierce County Exec calls on Inslee to expand vaccine eligibility early after Phase 2 rollback -
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New audit reports find that Employment Security Department failed to protect against fraud -
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Seattle officially changes neighborhood name from Lower Queen Anne to Uptown -
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Winner announced in Seattle tunnel boring machine naming contest -
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David Fahrenthold explains why we're still talking about Donald Trump -
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Washington to pause use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine over 'very rare side effect' -
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Hospitalization rates rising in Washington as COVID vaccination effort lags -
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State Secretary of Health: Must 'act fast' in counties with rising COVID cases -
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Safety measures to expect at Lumen Field for early season Sounders games -
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Ross: Good people return what’s not theirs
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Trouble with spring allergies? Put on your COVID mask, says UW doctor
Wondering how to alleviate those pesky spring sniffles and sneezes? It turns out that your COVID mask could help ward off allergies.Comments -
Threat of COVID ‘remains serious’ as King County cases surge, warns health officer
Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin provided insight into the recent surge of COVID cases in King County, including where the increases have been most prominent. -
‘We’ve let our guard down’: Gov. Inslee echoes concerns over move back to Phase 2
After the DOH indicated Wednessday that some counties could be facing a move back to Phase 2, Gov. Jay Inslee reiterated those concerns Thursday. -
Coalition calls on state AG to investigate 183 police officers with ‘compromised credibility’
The Washington Black Lives Matter Alliance called for an investigation Thursday, into 183 police officers who they say have "compromised credibility." -
Thursday’s Scores
PREP FOOTBALL= Kennedy 24, Kentridge 7 Mt. Spokane 34, Lewis and Clark 9 POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS= Evergreen (Seattle) vs. Renton, ccd. ___ Some high school football scores provided by Scorestream.com, https://scorestream.com/ Copyright © The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. -
Rep. Walsh introduces bill prohibiting ‘vaccine passports’ in Washington
A state lawmaker has introduced a bill to prohibit COVID-19 "vaccine passports" from being used to keep Washington residents out of public places. -
Cleanup of half-mile stretch of homeless encampments underway in Olympia
Crews are cleaning a half-mile stretch of homeless encampments in Olympia on Deschutes Parkway. People living there are not being asked to leave. -
King, Pierce counties could be rolled back into Phase 2 next week
Several counties in Washington, including King and Pierce, are looking at potentially getting sent backwards to Phase 2 next week if trends continue. -
King County needle exchange program halted in Federal Way after outcry from city leaders
A mobile needle exchange program has been put on hold in Federal Way, after city leaders and residents expressed concerns over the way it operates. -
Group sues to stop Washington ban on using credit scores for insurance rates
An insurance industry group is suing to stop a statewide ban on using consumer credit scores to help determine auto, home, and renter insurance rates. -
Union vows to continue battle over firing of SPD officer who punched handcuffed suspect
SPOG released a statement Tuesday, vowing to petition the state Supreme Court after an appeals court upheld the firing of an SPD officer. -
State Senate passes bill to ban use of Native American mascots in schools
The Washington State Senate passed a bill Tuesday night that would formally ban the use of Native American mascots in public schools. -
House, Senate pass set of bills to improve unemployment system
Three bills meant to help get unemployment benefits out more efficiently have passed both the Washington State House and Senate. -
Three candidates lead early race for Lorena Gonzalez’s open Seattle council seat
For the candidates looking to replace outgoing at-large Councilmember Lorena Gonzalez, it appears to be a three-way race in the early stages. -
Berrios to start home opener for Minnesota against the Mariners
Seattle Mariners (3-3) vs. Minnesota Twins (4-2) Minneapolis; Thursday, 4:10 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Mariners: TBD Twins: Jose Berrios (1-0, .00 ERA, .00 WHIP, 12 strikeouts) LINE: Twins favored by 1 1/2 runs; over/under is 8 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Minnesota Twins hit the field for the first time in 2021 against the Seattle Mariners. […]