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Boubacar Traore Is Ejected After Two Minutes, and Notre Dame Fans Should Be Losing...

Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Boubacar Traore got tossed just five plays into the huge No. 2 Notre Dame versus No. 8 BYU game. Like, two and a half minutes into the whole thing, […]
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Northwestern Went Down a Man in Minute 10, And The Big Ten Is Still...

Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The Northwestern Wildcats just scratched out a shocking 1-1 draw against Big Ten rival Penn State, and they did it playing almost the entire game down a man. Seriously, […]
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Shoplifting suspect arrested near Kent Target, while Kent PD were on different shoplifting call

Two patrol officers dealing with a different shoplifting call got a surprise Wednesday, Oct. 14, when another attempted shoplifting unfolded right in front of them.
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Two of the scariest haunted houses in the U.S. are in Washington state, including...

Halloween is the perfect excuse to seek out a few scares, and Washington state has two haunted attractions that have been recognized as the scariest haunted houses in the country. From a legendary Seattle morgue to a horror-filled experience in Kelso, these destinations are giving thrill seekers plenty of reasons to scream in 2026.
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Washington Firefighters Terminated for Faith Appeal to Ninth Circuit

San Francisco, CA—First Liberty Institute, Williams & Connolly, and Church State Council filed an opening brief at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuiton behalf of eight Redmond, Washington firefighters who were denied religious accommodations from the COVID-19 vaccine and ultimately fired for their faith. The firefighters are appealing a decision of the Western District of Washington upholding the RedmondFire Department’s discriminatory treatment.
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All 5 Husky Hoop Starters Foul Out in Exhibition Opener

The UW loses big in a no-counter played at Boise State.
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Bremerton Nonprofit Pushes $19.5M Campaign to Expand Shelter and Housing

St. Vincent de Paul Bremerton says it has raised $16,668,291 toward a $19.5 million fundraising goal for its Star of Hope Campaign, a project the nonprofit describes as a two-phase effort to expand emergency shelter, transitional housing and permanent affordable housing in Kitsap County. The campaign would reshape the organization's West Bremerton headquarters block, adding beds and apartments to a community that has struggled to keep pace with housing demand.
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No Kings events scheduled in Seattle, road closures expected

Voters in Seattle and Lynnwood can join 'No Kings' events today to support early voting and ballot completion.
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Man arrested in connection with $2.3 million office break-in and arson

Bellevue police arrested a 40-year-old man on Wednesday in connection with an after-hours break-in, vandalism, and an arson attempt at an office building.
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Thousands march to Seattle Center for ‘No Kings’ rally

SEATTLE — A "No Kings" march and voting fair are scheduled for Saturday, with participants set to walk from Westlake Park to Seattle Center, according to event organizers. The event is listed for 2 p.m., but organizers said the march will begin around 2:15 p.m. in the Westlake area of downtown Seattle.

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