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Robert Baker, brother of former UW star Budda Baker, dies in Seattle shooting
Robert Baker, the brother of former Washington Huskies star safety Budda Baker, died after being shot early Sunday morning in Seattle, The News Tribune has learned.
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Bothell family finds their dog poisoned by methamphetamine and cocaine
A Bothell family is warning others, after their boxer somehow got poisoned by meth.
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Armed robbery at espresso stand in Auburn, police pursuit ends in West Seattle
Auburn Police arrested a man suspected in an early morning crime spree that started with him allegedly stealing a car in West Seattle, robbing a bikini barista stand in Auburn, and then leading authorities on a chase.
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Weekend I-5 lane closures in Seattle cause backups
The Revive I-5 project is happening this weekend after being pushed back because of bad weather.
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Former FBI Director James Comey to speak at Seattle University
Seattle residents are expected to pack a Seattle University ballroom Sunday night to hear former FBI Director James Comey speak as part of his book tour.
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Paul Allen's deep sea ambition is discovering lost, sunken ships
The following is a commentary from the Ron and Don Show on KIRO Radio
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On 'Colbert,' 'Sex and the City' candidate says NY should be as progressive as Washington
Another celebrity is running for office and she wants to make New York more like Washington state.
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Officers with Kent Police strike a pose with Snoop Dogg
Kent police officers struck a pose with Snoop Dogg Saturday.
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Ex-Mariners pitcher Danny Farquhar suffers brain hemorrhage
White Sox reliever Danny Farquhar suffered a brain hemorrhage during a game and is in stable but critical condition.
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Today is History: Tacoma Dome opens its doors in 1983
The following is a historylink.org essay written by David Wilma
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73-year-old man stuck in car for 12 hours after crash near Tiger Mountain
State Troopers and Eastside firefighters rescued a 73-year-old man who spent about 12 hours stuck in his car after driving off the road on Eastbound State Route 18 near Tiger Mountain, police said Saturday.
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Everett getting rare, private US airport terminal
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - It's not uncommon to see brand new commercial jets flying in and out of Paine Field, just north of Seattle, defying rain and low visibility that define the region. That's because the airport with two runways has for decades served as home to Boeing assembly lines, rolling out models such as the 777 for test flights over the Pacific Ocean.
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Child airlifted to hospital after fall from second-story window in Lacey
A child was airlifted Saturday to Mary Bridge Children's Hospital after falling from a second story window, Lacey Fire officials said.
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Pedestrian killed in Seattle after being hit by Amtrak train
A pedestrian was killed after being struck by an Amtrak train in Seattle.
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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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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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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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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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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!
Crime news
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Robert Baker, brother of former UW star Budda Baker, dies in Seattle shooting
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Bothell family finds their dog poisoned by methamphetamine and cocaine
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Alliance for Gun Responsibility announces ballot initiative for 2018
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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
North Sound news
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Everett getting rare, private US airport terminal
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - It's not uncommon to see brand new commercial jets flying in and out of Paine Field, just north of Seattle, defying rain and low visibility that define the region. That's because the airport with two runways has for decades served as home to Boeing assembly lines, rolling out models such as the 777 for test flights over the Pacific Ocean.
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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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Everett getting rare, private US airport terminal
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - It's not uncommon to see brand new commercial jets flying in and out of Paine Field, just north of Seattle, defying rain and low visibility that define the region. That's because the airport with two runways has for decades served as home to Boeing assembly lines, rolling out models such as the 777 for test flights over the Pacific Ocean.
- Police: Driver in custody after 2 pedestrians hit 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
South Sound news
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Today is History: Tacoma Dome opens its doors in 1983
The following is a historylink.org essay written by David Wilma
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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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Today is History: Tacoma Dome opens its doors in 1983
The following is a historylink.org essay written by David Wilma
- Jury: Boat dealer condoned sexually hostile work environment
- 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
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