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Convicted felons face weapons and drug charges after vehicle stop

Detectives from the Burien Police Department’s Crime Reduction Unit arrested two convicted felons Tuesday morning following a traffic stop.
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Victim of Friday’s deadly Burien shooting identified by King County Medical Examiner’s Office

The King County Medical Examiner’s Office on Monday, Oct. 19 identified Angelito Lalon Maki, 33, as the man killed in a shooting that left another man wounded in Burien early Friday, Oct. 16. Maki died from multiple gunshot wounds, and his death was ruled a homicide, according to the...
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Nevada Transfer Receives Court Ruling Enabling Him to Play for UW

Tayshawn Comer has been challenging an NCAA decision preventing him from receiving a fifth year of eligibility.
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Kenosha, WI Double Homicide: 2 Found Shot Dead, Suspect Arrested in Chicago

Two Kenosha residents found fatally shot during welfare check; 33-year-old arrested in Chicago.
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Billion-dollar Seattle firm donates big money to fight Tacoma rental initiative

Should Tacoma increase penalties for landlords who don’t abide by the city’s tenant protections? That choice will be before voters Nov. 4, and advocates for and against are ramping up their campaigns. A recent $175,000 donation against Measure 1 (also called “ Safe Homes for All ”) from a multi-billion-dollar Seattle real estate investment firm received condemnation from Tacoma for All advocates , who brought about the initiative following the narrow passage of the “Landlord Fairness Code” or “T
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Icon or eyesore? Ballard’s graffiti-covered ship Albert could soon be hauled away

SEATTLE — Ballard’s famous, and infamous, graffiti ship could soon be gone. The 110-foot-long Albert has been rusting at the public pier on 24th Avenue for six years. The state is set to take possession of the vessel on Oct. 22. The state Department of Natural Resources said...
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Police search for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect in deadly shooting of Seattle gas station...

Seattle police detectives are asking for help finding a 33-year-old man they believe murdered a convenience store employee in Belltown.
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Introducing Yukon, a Quick-Serve Steakhouse Located Steps From the Downtown Redmond Light Rail Station

REDMOND, WA (October 19, 2026) – Sugar Mountain today announced the opening of Yukon, a new quick-serve steakhouse in the heart of Redmond’s Rail District. Yukon offers a distillation of the steakhouse experience, without the reservation, the two-hour time commitment, or the expensive check. The menu is simple by design, featuring American Wagyu beef sourced in-house through Sugar Mountain’s own Mishima Reserve and WinterFrost brands.
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True Crime Tuesday: Investigation shifts after remains of missing WA woman found

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Law enforcement officials are still searching for answers as a missing person’s case shifts to a homicide investigation after remains of a missing Washington woman were found. Mary Johnson was last seen on Nov. 25, 2020, as she was walking on a rural road...
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Uwajimaya celebrates 98 years as local specialty grocer expands

SEATTLE - A local, family-owned specialty grocer is celebrating a major milestone this month, marking 98 years of serving Japanese groceries and Pacific Rim specialties in the Puget Sound region. Uwajimaya, founded in 1928, is commemorating nearly a century in business with special events and plans for further regional expansion.

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