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Police: Driver in custody after 2 pedestrians hit in Bothell
Police took a driver into custody Friday evening after they said he intentionally hit two pedestrians in Bothell.
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E. coli outbreak: CDC warns ‘avoid all types of romaine lettuce'
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has expanded its warning to include all types of romaine lettuce. The warning now includes whole heads and hearts of romaine lettuce, in addition to chopped romaine and salads and salad mixes containing romaine.
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Warmest days of year likely next week in Western Washington
All signs point to much warmer weather heading to Western Washington next week, with many spots getting into the 70s for only the second time this year!
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New proposal for head tax targets businesses making $20 million per year
Kevin Hooe, now staying in a shelter, says Seattle's big businesses could help the homeless. "They've got billions and billions of dollars," Hooe said as he stood beside a group of tents on the Seattle waterfront.
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Alliance for Gun Responsibility announces ballot initiative for 2018
Hundreds of students gathered in Occidental Square on Friday for a rally called "We Won't Be Next."
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Police respond to bomb threat at Walmart in Renton
Police responded Friday to a Walmart in Renton to investigate a bomb threat.
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Seattle proposes progressive business tax on largest companies
Seattle City Council members on Friday proposed a new business tax with the money going to programs that fight homelessness. The tax would apply to only 3 percent of Seattle businesses, those with gross receipts more than $20 million a year.
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Lottery deputy director ousted after ethics investigation
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - The deputy director of Washington's Lottery has been ousted following an outside investigation into ethics complaints that found he and other lottery employees accepted drinks and food from a vendor who had a contract with the agency, and that several employees likely got free hotel rooms during a work trip that coincided with the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.
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Jury: Boat dealer condoned sexually hostile work environment
SEATTLE (AP) - A Tacoma jury has awarded a former boat salesman $800,000 after finding his managers bullied him relentlessly and exposed him to a sexually hostile work environment, and then fired him when he complained.
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Fire damages SeaTac home being remodeled
A SeaTac home that was being remodeled was damaged by fire Friday, according to Puget Sound Fire.
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Boy's wallet lost in 1972 found behind lockers at Wenatchee pool
A wallet lost in 1972 has been found by a work crew in Wenatchee who is updating part of the City of Wentachee's pool facility.
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Biologist says caribou herd may be extinct
A biologist says the south Selkirk mountain caribou herd may be extinct after aerial surveys found only three remaining animals.
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Protesters arrested after clergy chain themselves at site of Seattle's new youth jail
Clergy members and others who chained themselves to steel beams at the construction site for a new youth jail in Seattle were arrested Friday morning.
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Spokane high school teacher named National Teacher of the Year
A teacher at Ferris High School in Spokane was named the 66th National Teacher of the Year Friday.
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Police: Can you ID 'Motorcycle Man' and his accomplice?
Everett police hope the public can help them identify a burglar they've dubbed "Motorcycle Man."
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Seattle sends Boise its economic boom, and its problems
Boise is absorbing residents being pushed out of Seattle at an increasing rate.
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Weekend I-5 lane closures in Seattle expected to cause delays
The Revive I-5 project is finally happening this weekend after being pushed back because of bad weather.
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Unconscious man rescued from car in water in Bremerton
Bremerton police say rescuers have pulled a man from a car in the water.
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Mix of clouds and sunshine
It's going to be a very calm and quiet forecast out there Friday with a mix of clouds and sunshine.
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Cell video captures man pepper sprayed on Sound Transit train
Video shot by a commuter on a Sound Transit train early April 9 in Seattle shows a King County Sheriff's deputy pepper-spraying a man who was refusing to get off the light rail. "I think that the situation was never under control," Avery McGinnis, who shot the video on her phone, said by phone Thursday evening.
Crime news
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Police: Can you ID 'Motorcycle Man' and his accomplice?
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Unlicensed Federal Way masseur charged with sexually assaulting clients
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King County Sheriff deputies to conduct impaired emphasis patrols on 4/20
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Road rage victim shot on I-5, pregnant wife unhurt
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A Lakewood teen shoved a girl out of a moving car, and had a gun at school, charges say
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Man poses as soldier, steals diamond worth $100,000
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Random attack leaves Mountlake Terrace mom fighting for her life
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Baby sitter gets 8 years in Lakewood boy's death
North Sound news
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Police: Driver in custody after 2 pedestrians hit in Bothell
Police took a driver into custody Friday evening after they said he intentionally hit two pedestrians in Bothell.
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Police: Can you ID 'Motorcycle Man' and his accomplice?
Everett police hope the public can help them identify a burglar they've dubbed "Motorcycle Man."
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Police: Driver in custody after 2 pedestrians hit in Bothell
Police took a driver into custody Friday evening after they said he intentionally hit two pedestrians in Bothell.
- Police: Can you ID 'Motorcycle Man' and his accomplice?
- 19-year-old in court after 6-year-old Lynnwood boy's body found in dumpster
- Mukilteo Ivar's closes for cleaning after reports of norovirus-like illnesses
South Sound news
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Jury: Boat dealer condoned sexually hostile work environment
SEATTLE (AP) - A Tacoma jury has awarded a former boat salesman $800,000 after finding his managers bullied him relentlessly and exposed him to a sexually hostile work environment, and then fired him when he complained.
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A Lakewood teen shoved a girl out of a moving car, and had a gun at school, charges say
The Lakewood teenager shoved a girl out of a moving vehicle after she refused to have sex with him, dragged her on the ground as he drove off, and had a 9mm gun in his backpack when police arrested him at Clover Park High School this week, according to court records.
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Jury: Boat dealer condoned sexually hostile work environment
SEATTLE (AP) - A Tacoma jury has awarded a former boat salesman $800,000 after finding his managers bullied him relentlessly and exposed him to a sexually hostile work environment, and then fired him when he complained.
- A Lakewood teen shoved a girl out of a moving car, and had a gun at school, charges say
- Woman killed by speeding driver in Tacoma is identified
- A University of Puget Sound student died in her dorm room. No crime is suspected
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