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A look inside the new FOX 13 Seattle newsroom

FOX 13 is getting a new home in the heart of downtown Seattle! David Rose got a first look inside the new facility.
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A Bremerton non-profit provides support and community for those in need

In Bremerton, Washington, just across the Sound from the hustle and bustle of Seattle, there's a beacon of hope to those that need support for mental health, housing, and more. Eagles Wings Coordinated Care offers more than just a place to rest; it provides a lifeline to those facing the most daunting challenges of lif
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Seattle unveils first-of-its-kind policy to stop data-driven grocery price gouging

"The same product, in the same store, should cost the same no matter who’s pushing the cart."
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Extra-wide RVs could be outlawed on Seattle’s residential streets next summer

Extra wide RVs parked on city streets are a common sight in Seattle’s residential neighborhoods today. That could end in July 2027 as part of a suite of rule changes being considered by the city council. It’s part of an effort to move people out of RVs and into shelter or housing.
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Survivor says his own 911 call gave him ‘chills’

We are hearing the 911 calls after the deadly shooting at the Bite of Seattle, including a call from a man who was shot in the back and shared his story with KIRO7.
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UW trauma experts seeing dramatic increase in accidents involving e-bikes

A 14-year-old boy died on Sunday after being struck by a car while riding an e-bike in Bothell.
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Cold Case Project: 20 years later, family still seeks answers in Pinnacle Lake double...

Nearly two decades after a mother and daughter were shot and killed on a remote hiking trail in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, their family is still searching for answers and hoping that someone’s memory might finally unlock the mystery. On July 11, 2006, Mary Cooper, a Seattle mother,...
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Slog AM: A Bitter Bruce Harrell Supporter Wants Katie Wilson Out, the Government Is...

A Bruce Harrell supporter has filed a recall petition against Mayor Katie Wilson. Married couple Melinda Jacobson and Dale Osterud allege in the petition that Wilson is “derelict in her duties for public safety of the city of Seattle.” Jacobson told KUOW that she voted for Harrell last year and she believes Wilson is i
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People Drive From All Over Washington Just For A Bowl Of This Restaurant’s Clam...

Some restaurants earn their reputation quietly, one bowl at a time, and Bennett’s Fish Shack in Westport, Washington has been doing exactly that with a clam chowder so good it turns a casual coastal drive into a full-blown pilgrimage. It doesn’t advertise itself as the best. It doesn’t...
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Seattle Woman, 43, Accused of Running Over Boyfriend Twice Near Marysville

A 43-year-old man was killed near Marysville Tuesday night after being struck by an SUV driven by his girlfriend, who then called 911 herself to report what happened. Snohomish County deputies responding to the 12800 block of First Avenue Northwest, west of Marysville, found the man dead at the scene around 8:30 p.m.,

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