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Seattle police: 2 persons of interest in Bite of Seattle shooting

Seattle police have identified two potential persons of interest in the Bite of Seattle shooting after reviewing about 450 hours of video. Interim Chief Andre Sayles says investigators are getting closer to interviews and possible arrests, but no new arrests have been announced. Mayor Katie Wilson also confirmed upcomi
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Backpack Brand From a 1967 Seattle Dorm Room Became Thrift Stores’ Most Requested Back-to-School...

JanSport's 1967 Seattle origin story is well documented, and the pin-and-patch-covered backpacks it made in the late 1990s and early 2000s are now a specific, datable category thrift shoppers search for every August.
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2-alarm fire burns Kent seafood supplier warehouse

KENT, Wash. — Huge flames poured from a warehouse in Kent overnight as firefighters battled a two-alarm fire. The fire broke out early Wednesday morning along 80th Avenue South, just west of Highway 167. Puget Sound Fire said that when firefighters arrived, the fire was burning through the roof...
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Washington homeowner hears mysterious banging, calls 911 before police find growling bobcat at top...

Video shows a growling bobcat perched atop a Washington homeowner's staircase after police responded to a reported burglary in a neighborhood.
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15-year-old Seattle Center shooting suspect denied home release

A King County juvenile court judge said the teen, who is charged with first-degree assault in connection to the July 26 Seattle Center mass shooting, is a threat to community safety.
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Alaska Airlines Adds Pacific Northwest Flavors to Main Cabin Menu

Alaska Airlines is bringing Pacific Northwest flavors onboard its fleet this fall with new Main Cabin meal options from Seattle favorites like Ellenos and Evergreens, along with additional hot breakfast, lunch and dinner selections available for pre-order beginning Sept. 2. Seattle Favorites on Alaska Flights. For brea
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Federal Way man faces manslaughter charge in death of baby

A 22-year-old Federal Way man faces a second-degree manslaughter charge for allegedly causing the death of his 4-month-old baby by his criminally negligent actions. Elijah Jamal Pendleton Brown is scheduled to be arraigned at 9 a.m. Sept. 9 in the GA Courtroom of the Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent. He remained
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WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Man shot in South Delridge

(WSB photos by Torin Record-Sand) 12:44 PM: SPD and SFD are converging on 16th SW near SW Barton, in the Salvation Army center vicinity, after a man was shot. 16th is closed in the area, between Henderson and Barton, while police search for evidence and up to four suspects. Updates to come.
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Real estate agent who cut King County trees sells house for $6 million

In the quiet suburbs north of Seattle a local real estate agent found himself at the center of an environmental dispute after removing or harming more than one hundred forty trees on land he managed. The episode drew attention from county officials and neighbors alike before culminating in the King County tree cutting
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‘Who pays for that?’: Gee, Ursula back UW’s push to hold protesters accountable for...

The University of Washington (UW) is considering tougher rules for campus protests that would allow the school to discipline students not just for their own conduct but for property damage caused by other protesters at the same demonstration. The revisions follow a takeover of UW’s Interdisciplinary Engineering Buildin

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