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Hospital staff made Washington family drive dead son home, lawsuit says

A Seattle couple is suing an Oregon hospital and doctor after they were allegedly told to transport their deceased infant’s body to Seattle using their personal vehicle. Aleksandr and Nataliya Yeremeyev’s complaint filed this month claims Salem Health failed to make proper arrangements for their 8-month-old son’s body
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‘We cannot deal with the level of crime’: Ursula suggest $1.7M grocery plan reveals...

Seattle is putting $1.7 million into keeping grocery stores open and bringing new ones into neighborhoods with “food deserts.” A majority of the funding will be allocated toward retail theft, property damage, and other crime through security and facility upgrades. Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin, co-hosts of “The...
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Former 7-Eleven Becomes an ‘Inconvenience Store’ Full of Very Unhelpful Stuff

So basically, it’s like a convenience store — but with more confusion, fewer Slurpees and a much higher chance of leaving with a Cheetos purse.
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Three more suspects arrested after deadly Chelan Hills Fire, 1 still sought

Three more individuals have been arrested in connection with the Chelan Hills Fire in Western Washington, which was sparked by fireworks being released from a moving vehicle. Three more people have been arrested in connection with the deadly Chelan Hills Fire. The Western Washington case sparked outrage after investiga
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Restaurant News: Arnies abruptly closes, Rooster plans opening, Girardi’s new menu

Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Arnies Restaurant on the Edmonds waterfront abruptly and permanently closed as of Monday, Sept. 21. They posted a sign on the door that stated: “After 45 years of service, Arnies Restaurant will close effe
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Edmonds, WA waterfront restaurant closes after 45 years, surprising customers

EDMONDS, Wash. - A popular waterfront restaurant in Edmonds is no more. Arnies, a staple for 45 years in the Edmonds area, has now been closed for good. On Tuesday, people were rolling up all evening, trying to get into Arnies, only to find the closure notice below on the door.
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Socialist mayor’s new answer to rampant retail crime ignites fury: ‘Bandage on a bullet...

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's $1.7 million grocery store security plan draws fierce criticism from those demanding the city arrest and prosecute criminals.
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300 Seattle school bus drivers threaten strike as contract dispute stalls

Hundreds of Seattle school bus drivers are threatening to strike amid a contract dispute with Zūm Transportation.
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2026 FIFA World Cup brought $889M to Seattle, King County

The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated $889 million in economic impact, $109 million in tax revenue, and nearly 20,000 jobs for Seattle and King County, surpassing revised local expectations. Driven by higher-than-expected international turnout and visits from seven national teams, crowds packed venues and events like the S
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Coyote density is 9 times higher in Seattle than the Washington wilderness, UW finds

A recent study from University of Washington revealed that coyote density in Seattle is nine times higher than in the state's wilderness.

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