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Seattle, WA Man Christian Salyer Killed in Traffic Accident, Tributes Pour In from San...

The Pacific Northwest and Southern California are united in grief following the sudden and heartbreaking death of Christian Salyer, a man whose life touched people across two major American cities. Christian, who had ties to both Seattle, Washington, and San Diego, California, died as a result of injuries sustained in.
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Northshore Celebrates its 2025-26 Retirees

Congratulations to the 52 Northshore staff members who have retired or are planning to soon retire from the Northshore School District. These individuals have served Northshore schools and students for a total of approximately 1,140 years. Congratulations on the significant impact you have made to the students and fami
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Wilson’s Big Bet To Put Seattle Buses Back On Track

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson on Tuesday rolled out a plan to renew and expand the city’s Seattle Transit Measure, aiming to bring back bus frequency that vanished after the pandemic and to keep subsidized fares in place for low-income riders. Her administration is pitching the package as a way to rebuild reliable, freque
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Seattle honors student killed at Garfield High

The Seattle City Council proclaimed a special day to honor Amarr Murphy-Paine, a 17-year-old Garfield High School student shot and killed two years ago while trying to break up a campus fight.
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Washington’s 2026 Burglary Numbers Dropped the Most in the USA

While cities like New York and Florida see burglaries surge by 57% to 60% in 2026, Washington state just posted a 66% drop in burglaries compared to 2025.
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Federal prison sentence handed down in drug trafficking case tied to Burien

A suspect arrested as part of a King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) investigation into a narcotics trafficking operation has been sentenced to five and a half years in federal prison, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The conviction stems from “Operation Bandit,” a multi-month investigation conducted by the Southwest.
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Alcohol Misuse In Older Adults Highlights Health Concerns In Washington

Cities like Spokane and Seattle are facing a serious issue with alcohol-related deaths among seniors, revealing the often-overlooked struggles of older adults with substance misuse.
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Ben & Jerry’s to expand Seattle presence with new waterfront location

SEATTLE — Ben & Jerry’s is planning a permanent presence along Seattle’s waterfront after signing a lease for a new scoop shop at Pier 54. The ice cream company leased space at 1001 Alaskan Way #105. The upcoming full-service location will be operated by franchise owners who also run Ben & Jerry’s stores in Green Lake
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‘I wish they had a guardrail’: Gee calls out investment companies as Seattle ranks...

'I wish they had a guardrail': Gee calls out investment companies as Seattle ranks among worst metros for paid-off mortgages. The Seattle metro area ranks eighth-lowest among the 50 largest metro areas in the country for paid-off mortgages, according to The Seattle Times. In light of the report, KIRO host Gee Scott cal
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Downtown Seattle Stunner As Brendan McGill Pulls Plug On Last Two Eateries

Chef Brendan McGill has quietly pulled out of downtown Seattle, closing his last two restaurants in the city this week and retreating to his Bainbridge Island base. Café Hitchcock and the Oyster Cellar have now gone dark in the historic Exchange Building, erasing two of First Avenue's most visible independent lunch-and

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