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Harrowing Burien airliner crash covered up by time

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You wouldn’t know anything about it now by observing a typical day at this old family-owned supermarket in Burien. There’s no monument, and no...

China’s Xi seeks new diplomatic inroads with Asian leaders

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BANGKOK (AP) — Chinese President Xi Jinping has used his first face-to-face meetings with America’s Asia-Pacific allies since 2020 to try to forge diplomatic...

Union participating in ‘Red Cup Rebellion’ at Seattle Starbucks

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The holiday reusable red cups are being handed out at Starbucks. But, 2,000 unionized workers are saying, “no, no, no.” They are handing out...

Rantz: Racism claim against local high school doesn’t add up, media rushes to judgment

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Coaches, students, and parents claim Lakes High School football players were taunted with racial slurs from the Stanwood student section and players during a...

UW to train teachers proper mental health services as demand grows

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After health officials have been reporting a dire mental health crisis facing schools statewide since before the pandemic, a new program from the University...

Forum spotlights Washington’s missing and murdered Indigenous people

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“It’s a dark topic and a dark history,” Carolyn DeFord said at her forum called “Let’s Talk About The Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women...

Woodland Park Zoo welcomes second bear cub in three months

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The newest grizzly bear cub at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo officially has a name — Fern. “We were honored to be asked to name...

WA Rep. Smith: Missiles in Poland unlikely to lead to NATO involvement

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WA Representative Adam Smith (D) told KIRO Newsradio’s Heather Bosch we should pump the brakes when it comes to Russian missiles striking Poland. The...

Former Pierce County sheriff’s sergeant arrested in domestic violence incident

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A former sergeant with the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department was arrested at his Puyallup home by a SWAT team on Monday, according to a...

Warm fall weather causes air quality to drop again

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No, it’s not wildfire smoke, but once again Puget Sound area air quality is on the decline. This time, it is our current dry,...

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