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Some morning sailings canceled as ferry service returns following major disruption

SEATTLE — Washington State Ferries (WSF) officials say most routes are operating on regular service Tuesday, though several morning sailings were canceled. Early morning sailings on the Mukilteo/Clinton, Edmonds/Kingston, and Seattle/Bainbridge Island routes were canceled. WSF said regular service would resume followin
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Pilot killed in Everett, WA Paine Field plane crash identified

EVERETT, Wash. - The Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office has identified the man who died in a plane crash at Paine Field on Oct. 1. The pilot was identified as 61-year-old Mark Stuart Richardson. FOX 13 talked to a man who says he is Richardson's stepson, Hans Friese. He said...
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One taken to hospital after apparent shooting along Aurora Avenue in North Seattle

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) is investigating a shooting at a North Seattle gas station, cordoning off the ARCO parking lot at the corner of Aurora Avenue and Northgate Way with crime scene tape early Tuesday morning.
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WA ferry cancellations 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6

FOX 13 Seattle reporter Taylor Winkel is at Colman Dock in Seattle as many Washington State Ferry routes struggle to get back to regular service across Puget Sound after a widespread worker shortage on Monday.
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Seattle businesses move to Eastside due to overwhelming taxes

Seattle business leaders say the city's economy is changing, and taxes are part of the problem. The Downtown Business Association and Chamber of Commerce are now warning that Seattle's tax base is becoming too dependent on certain companies, some of which are switching to the Eastside.
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After ‘no tolerance’ promise, drugs and stolen goods persist in Little Saigon

SEATTLE — Over the summer, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson made a bold promise to address longstanding issues in the Chinatown-International District. Wilson pledged to surge $1.1 million in outreach efforts to the area and a crackdown on public drug use. “We will no longer tolerate open-air drug sales and...
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Seattle loses 13,000 downtown jobs as Bellevue moves the other way

Bellevue and Seattle are moving in opposite directions on jobs. A new Downtown Seattle Association analysis says Seattle lost more than 18,000 jobs between 2024 and 2025, with about 13,000 of those losses concentrated downtown. Bellevue’s gain made it a notable pocket of employment growth within the broader Puget Sound
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Renton, WA: School Counselor Caught on Camera Assaulting 7-Year-Old — District Won’t Let Victim...

Renton, WA: School Counselor Caught on Camera Assaulting 7-Year-Old — District Won't Let Victim Transfer, Family Says The person hired to protect the most vulnerable kids in the building is the one caught on camera hurting one. Surveillance footage obtained by KING 5's investigative team…
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Harger: King County’s homelessness agency couldn’t find $13 million. Its records officer says she...

Brianne Bagby was hired to find the emails. For almost a year, she said, she wasn’t allowed to look at them. Bagby was the public records officer at the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. As The Seattle Times reported Monday, she said executive staff cut off her access to the email system, then made her wait
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Trio sentenced in massive WA post office burglary ring

TACOMA, Wash. - Three people have been sentenced in a South Sound post office burglary ring that preyed on customers across five western Washington counties. The ring leader, 37-year-old Justin Tate of Tacoma, was sentenced in April to 50 months in prison and ordered to pay $10,785 in restitution. Co-defendant Gregory

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