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Medical examiner confirms homicide caused by fentanyl in 2025 ilani Hotel death

The death of a 38-year old Lynnwood man at ilani Casino Resort in October that was initially under investigation has now officially been ruled a homicide caused by fentanyl toxicity, according to an
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‘Drink like a dive. Cook like we care.’ This Seattle dive bar wants to...

Walking into The Rebel on Wednesday night invites a lot of questions: Is it karaoke night? Is this still a dive bar? Should a cheesesteak really be $21? Ultimately, the answer is another question: Who cares?. It’s situated on the edge of Wallingford. The Underberg – an herbal bitter and...
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Two-vehicle collision leads to downed power lines, road closure in Bothell

BOTHELL, Wash. — A section of Bothell Way Northeast is closed after a two-vehicle collision led to downed power lines Friday, according to Bothell police. Officers responded to the crash in the 18800 block of Bothell Way Northeast just before 3 p.m. During the collision, a power pole was hit, causing electrical lines t
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Three arrested in Oregon for stealing $36,000 in retail merchandise

Three people were arrested in Washington County, Oregon after stealing $36,000 worth of Ulta and other retail merchandise in Seattle, including name-brand perfumes, and were charged with first-degree theft.
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Home Prices Are Dropping in Seattle as Buyers Refuse To Overpay

The Pacific Northwest city—where the median home price is $776,232—saw a 2.5% annual price drop, according to the latest research.
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Plans call for Wild Waves to be demolished for 1 million-square-foot warehouse

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — The entire Wild Waves Theme and Water Park property would be cleared and replaced with a roughly 1 million-square-foot warehouse under newly disclosed project plans. According to project plans submitted May 13 to the City of Federal Way, the proposed Panattoni Project Podium would redevelop...
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Natalia Ruppert Will Report an Earthquake in Seconds

About a year after Russian-born Natalia Ruppert arrived in Fairbanks, she was playing volleyball when the gymnasium around her began to shake. Everyone else knew what was going on—Alaska is the most seismologically active state in the country, after all—but it was new to the young PhD candidate. She’d left the dismantl
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Drivers be warned: Multiple major road closures this weekend in the Seattle area

It’s not going to be easy to get around this weekend. Three construction projects will be getting in your way. All lanes of southbound I-405 will be closed in Kirkland starting late Friday night, at 11 p.m., until early Monday morning at 4 a.m. The I-405 closure in Kirkland is between N.E. 116th Street and N.E. 85th St
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Man, 25, fatally shot at Kent apartment complex identified

A 25-year-old man fatally shot May 24 at a Kent apartment complex has been identified as Marcus James Pressley. Pressley died from multiple gunshot wounds, according to a May 28 King County Medical Examiner’s Office report, which ruled the death a homicide. Officers and medics were dispatched at about...
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Sticker Shock In Seattle Over WA Cares’ $36,500 Lifeline

Washington’s WA Cares Fund is set to start cutting checks on July 1, 2026, promising eligible workers a lifetime benefit of $36,500 to help cover long-term care. That number has quickly turned into a lightning rod in Seattle and across the state, as families run the math on what it really buys in a city where care cost

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