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‘Everything is gone’: Community shows support for Snoqualmie business owners after devastating fire

"This tragedy happened to our business neighbors, so I think everyone wanted to pitch in right away," said Beth Burrows, the owner of North Bend Theatre. SNOQUALMIE, Wash. — On Sunday...

‘I felt seen. I felt valued’: Unions celebrate new labor contracts with City of Seattle

The Seattle City Council president says the contracts include the cost-of-living increases employees deserve. SEATTLE — Unions representing thousands of Seattle city workers are celebrating the new labor contracts. The Seattle...

‘I feel proud’: Youth-led push for accessible sidewalk in Seattle pays off

Fiercely determined, Charlie Howe launched a campaign with Disability Rights Washington that caught city hall's attention. SEATTLE — Charlie Howe is a person who has low vision. In the summer of...

Memorial held for sisters, 12 and 13, killed in Renton crash

Four people were killed in the crash. The three families who lost loved ones were already friends. Now, they are navigating the grief together. RENTON, Wash. — The Wilcoxson sisters, 13-year-old...

Seattle Mariners fans celebrate Opening Day at T-Mobile Park

Three friends made their way to T-Mobile Park at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday morning, nearly 12 hours before the first pitch. By mid-day, SoDo was filled with fans. SEATTLE — Opening...

Some King County leaders push back on potential closure of youth detention center

Initially, the stated goal was to close the detention facility by 2025. Now the King County Executive’s Office said it won’t happen until 2028 at the earliest. SEATTLE — Inside the...

‘It’s a nightmare’: Mother seeks justice after Seattle light rail train shooting claims son’s life

Last month, Damitrious Cranshaw was shot and killed aboard a light rail train in downtown Seattle. SEATTLE — Last month, a deadly shooting aboard a light rail train claimed the life of...

‘Huge difference to families’: Seattle will host summer camp for disabled youth as planned

The Seattle program was facing uncertainty because of the city’s partial hiring freeze. On March 21, Parks and Rec said the program will proceed as planned. SEATTLE — Families are finally...

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