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Bloodworks Northwest pleads for donors as Type O+ supply levels drop to ‘historic low’

Bloodworks Northwest has appealed for donors as Type O positive blood supply drops to its lowest level in almost three years.
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One shot in Seattle’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood, second later dropped off at hospital

One person was shot in Seattle’s Yesler Terrace on Sunday night, according to Seattle police, and a second victim was later dropped off at the hospital.
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Washington’s Data Center Debate Is Heating Up

Washington is setting records for data center growth—but is that good news or cause for concern?
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Seattle police chief search: Non-profit plans public listening sessions instead of Mayor Katie Wilson

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson said she wants the public to help shape the search for the city’s next permanent police chief. The first opportunity for Seattle residents to weigh in comes this weekend, but the meetings are being organized in partnership with a nonprofit rather than directly by the mayor’s office.
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Service Dogs in Restaurants in Washington: What the Law Actually Allows

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! A server in Seattle who asks a diner “what disability do you have?” before seating their service dog has already broken the law—twice over, once under federal rules and once under Washington’s own civil rights code. That mistake happens more o
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Seattle’s smaller tech layoffs are adding up

Giant layoffs may grab headlines, but Seattle's tech sector is also enduring a seemingly relentless drip of smaller cuts — 50 jobs here, 100 there — that are taking a toll. Why it matters: The steady drumbeat is quietly chipping away at an economic engine that powered Seattle's growth for decades. By the numbers: An Ax
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Passengers Taken to Hospital After Delta Air Flight to Seattle Makes Emergency Diversion As...

Several passengers on a Delta Air Lines flight from Kahului to Seattle had to be rushed to the hospital on Saturday night after the cabin suddenly filled with what has been described as ‘fumes’ just minutes after the Airbus A321neo aircraft had taken off. Passengers complained of experiencing...
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King County deputies search for Metro bus assault suspect

The King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect in an attempted robbery and assault on a Metro Bus.
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Suquamish Police Department unveils new custom patrol car

The Suquamish Police Department is showing off its newest patrol car.
Featured picture for How to join the Jimothy Jaunt: This massive 10-mile Seattle neighborhood walk returns October 11 to hit the Fremont and Ballard farmers markets

How to join the Jimothy Jaunt: This massive 10-mile Seattle neighborhood walk returns October...

Seattle’s neighborhood-walking scene is getting another chance to stretch its legs this fall. The Seattle Super Saunter is bringing back its Phinney-Fremont-Ballard route on October 11, this time with a new name inspired by one of the city’s most famous recent animal residents: the raccoon known as Jimothy.

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