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Over 100 firefighters battle Ballard warehouse fire

The Seattle Fire Department is fighting a 3-alarm warehouse fire in Ballard.
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Another Upheaval on Mayor Wilson’s Staff as Communications Director Departs

In the latest upheaval at the mayor’s office, Mayor Katie Wilson’s communications director, Seferiana Day, is out. Day, who was out of the office for nearly two months due to a medical issue and has been on intermittent leave, was asked to resign after turning down an offer to take on a new role overseeing council-mayo
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WA Gov. Bob Ferguson announces proposal to ban cellphones in public schools

At Robert Eagle Staff Middle School in North Seattle, something is notably missing as kids walk through the halls, changing classes: cellphones. The school has required students to lock their phones away during school hours since implementing their “away-for-the-day” policy in 2024. Gov. Bob Ferguson used the school...
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Kent, WA police link murder suspect to 130 mph pursuit crash that killed 2

King County prosecutors have officially charged Robert Ousley with first-degree murder for a targeted, premeditated shooting in Kent. Investigators reveal that a key 18-year-old eyewitness and a 4-year-old child were killed less than two weeks later in a high-speed police pursuit crash involving the suspect. The state
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Seattle’s No-Sobriety Shelter Plan Could Test Americans’ Patience on Homelessness and Safety

Seattle has opened another chapter in America’s tense debate over homelessness, addiction, public safety, and...
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Remains found in WA in 2000 identified as missing Hawaii man

Skeletal remains discovered inside a sleeping bag near the Sol Duc River drainage in 2000 have been identified as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., a Hawaii man whose family lost contact with him in Washington in 1998. Forensic investigators initially estimated the remains belonged to a man between 30 and 50...
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‘Restoring its reputation isn’t possible’: Jake and Spike say King County homelessness agency struck...

'Restoring its reputation isn't possible': Jake and Spike say King County homelessness agency struck out as officials install oversight. King County Executive Girmay Zahilay and Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson have decided to install their own oversight for the King County Regional Homeless Authority (KCRHA), The Seattle Ti
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Alaska Airlines rolls out Seattle World Cup 2026 livery on a Boeing 737-9 MAX

SEATTLE — Alaska Airlines has unveiled a new aircraft livery celebrating Seattle’s role as a host city for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, marking the airline’s partnership with the Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026™ Local Organizing Committee as an Official Seattle World Cup 2026™ Host City Supporter.
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Renton police deploy new technology to help keep World Cup venues safe

RENTON, Wash. — Years of planning for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are coming together in Renton, which will serve as the host city for Belgium's national team. This week, Renton police deployed a "de-drone" trailer to monitor airspace where a temporary flight restriction is in effect. The Federal...
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State issues alert as Tukwila immigration law firm closes, founder resigns license

TUKWILA, Wash. — A Tukwila-based immigration law firm has announced it is shutting down just weeks after its founder resigned from the practice of law in Washington state instead of facing discipline, ending her legal career permanently. La Luz del Camino Legal Team announced Wednesday that the firm would...

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