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Slog AM: A Private Detective is Hunting a Killer, the Bounty Hunters are Hunting...

Museum of History and Industry workers are unionizing: Workers at Seattle’s premier local history museum announced yesterday they intend to join the Communication Workers of America, citing “opacity in decision making and ineffective leadership from executive management, lack of benefits for part time and on-call worke
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Gusty winds, rain expected in western Washington as fall-like storm arrives Wednesday

WESTERN WASHINGTON, Wash. — A fall-like storm is expected to bring gusty winds and rain to western Washington on Wednesday before conditions gradually ease heading into the Labor Day weekend. KOMO News Meteorologist George Waldenberger said an upper-level low-pressure system spinning over the Gulf of Alaska will move t
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Rescuers revive drowning victim at Angle Lake Park after 17 minutes underwater

SEATAC, Wash. — Emergency crews pulled a person from Angle Lake after a reported drowning at the park on Tuesday afternoon, according to Puget Sound Fire. Puget Sound Fire said it and SeaTac police responded to the report and searched the lake before finding the victim. Firefighters and paramedics...
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Medina waterfront mansion sells for $22.8M in city’s largest sale of 2026

A waterfront mansion in Medina was sold by the heir to the Scripps media fortune in the city’s largest real estate transaction of 2026. Edward Scripps Jr. and his wife, Christy, sold the home last month for $22.8 million, a home they built in 2020 and watched sit on the market for more than a year, according to The Sea
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Family offers $30K reward in Skyway, WA shooting death of Coast Guard rescue pilot

SEATTLE - The family of a 29-year-old U.S. Coast Guard rescue pilot who was shot and killed in Skyway is offering a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. Lt. Connor Overstreet was killed early Sunday, Aug. 23, near South 124th Street and South Langston Road,...
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Battery manufacturer says its mistake prompted lead investigation, closures

SEATTLE — A battery manufacturer in Seattle’s Interbay neighborhood says a flaw in its battery-making process allowed lead dust to coat a nearby sidewalk, prompting an investigation into elevated lead levels. Environmental testing found lead levels of 55 parts per million in some areas near the facility, well...
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Link light rail delays to hit Seattle, Bellevue, WA in September

SEATTLE - Sound Transit announced several late-night disruptions happening throughout the month of September. The altered service is necessary to complete maintenance and upgrade work, with multiple light rail routes to be affected. Keep reading to see when Link light rail service disruptions are happening across the S
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September is here, and big changes are coming

September is here, and it’s bringing some big changes to our weather.
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WA police urge community to know school zone, stop paddle laws

MARYSVILLE, Wash. - As the new school year inches closer, police departments around the state are urging community members to understand rules surrounding school zones and stop paddles on buses. For example, the Marysville Police Department recently issued a reminder for drivers to slow down and stay alert, adding that
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Head-On Crash North of East Wenatchee Kills Five, Troopers Cite Lane Drift

Five people are dead after a Nissan Maxima carrying four men crossed into oncoming lanes and slammed head-on into a Chevrolet Sonic on a rural stretch of highway north of East Wenatchee, Washington, killing everyone in both vehicles. The crash happened around 9:40 p.m. Sunday on the concurrent stretch of U.S. Highways

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