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Ex-Seattle man found guilty of dumping body parts in Arizona
A former Seattle resident accused of dumping body parts around central Arizona has been been convicted of more than two dozen felonies.
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WA state ferries free for people 18 and under starting Saturday
Starting Saturday, trips on Washington state ferries will be free for children and teens 18 and under. Earlier this month, bus and other transit fares were lifted for young transit riders ...
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Seattle among U.S. cities with biggest drops in gym memberships
Washington gyms have been open again for well over a year. FYI Guy asks: How many of us have gone back to the gym?
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Director of US Cyber Defense Agency focused on protecting Washington state agencies from attack
The head of the federal government’s newest agency is growing a field force in Seattle to better help local and state governments protect critical infrastructure.
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Study finds wide gap between number of BIPOC and White homeowners in Washington
The study found that more than 143,000 BIPOC households would need to become homeowners to close the gap between white and BIPOC households in the state.
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After deadly protests in Seattle, 191 texts from former mayor’s phone were manually deleted, a new court filing shows
A new report in a lawsuit raises more questions about whether Seattle officials intentionally deleted text messages related to the protests in the wake of George Floyd’s killing.
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Washington State Ferries are free for youth riders starting Saturday
Because of this recent change, kids and teens can now grab a free ticket from a terminal employee by showing an ID or an Ocra Card.
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'First-of-its-kind' federal pilot program will provide diapers to Washington families in need
A new federal pilot program aims to help provide diapers to thousands of families in need. WA Senator Patty Murray's Office says the program will distribute $800,000 to the Washington State Community ...
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Seattle Public Library staff authorized to administer naloxone
The Seattle Public Library will now allow its workers to carry and administer naloxone, a drug that rapidly reverses opioid overdoses, officials said Wednesday.
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Ex-Nigerian official gets 5 years for pandemic fraud in Washington state
Abidemi Rufai, of Lekki, Nigeria, was sentenced to five years in prison for stealing pandemic-related unemployment benefits from Washington state.
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No. 1 city where the housing market is cooling the fastest: Seattle, WA
Redfin's 2022 report ranked U.S. cities based on how much the housing market cooled down from February 2022 to August 2022.
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Week in Review: Seattle's new police chief, transportation, and the state of the pandemic
Bill Radke discusses the week's news with independent health care journalist Joanne Silberner, political analyst and contributing columnist Joni Balter, and Seattle Times David Kroman.