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Protesters rally for release of two Filipino women at Tacoma detention center

The rally centered on Lewelyn Dixon, a former UW lab technician in ICE custody since February, and a second woman identified only as "Michelle." TACOMA, Wash. — Protesters from across Oregon...

Police say victims were shot to death in ‘suspicious’ Gig Harbor fire

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office said it was obvious a male pulled from the home had not died from "natural reasons or from anything that resulted from a fire." GIG HARBOR,...

Two Muslim women say ‘false’ allegation led to dangerous situation with Seattle Police Department

The women were the targets of excessive force after a man called 911 and falsely claimed they had a gun, according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations. SEATTLE — What began...

Unsolved Northwest: Who shot CID’s community guardian Donnie Chin?

Seattle's Chinatown-International District still seeks justice for community hero Donnie Chin, ten years after his unsolved murder. SEATTLE — Ten years ago, the heartbeat of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District was silenced. ...

Seattle City Light faces backlash over misconduct investigation revelations

Seattle City Light leaders face criticism after an investigation uncovers years of workplace misconduct, including on-the-job drinking and harassment. SEATTLE — Seattle City Light leadership faced sharp criticism from city council...

Seattle honors Supersonics legend ‘Slick’ Watts with heartfelt tributes

Seattle honors the life of Supersonics icon Donald "Slick" Watts at a heartfelt memorial service. SEATTLE — Friends, family, and fans gathered Thursday to celebrate the life and legacy of Donald...

After-hours venues in Seattle face new safety rules under council-approved legislation

The proposed rules would require roughly 20 clubs and lounges to obtain proper permits, employ security personnel, and implement safety protocols. SEATTLE — The Seattle City Council unanimously approved legislation that...

WA lawmaker proposes tax on dating apps to fund domestic violence survivor programs

The revenue, estimated to roughly $6 million annually, would fund domestic violence survivor support programs. SEATTLE — A Washington state lawmaker has proposed a novel way to address a growing funding...

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