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Final piece of Seattle viaduct demolished
Crews are demolishing the last piece of the viaduct near Lenora Street on Thursday morning.
Read the full story on KING5.
Future of Seattle tenant protections is slow-moving but bright
A law requiring landlords to accept the first qualified candidate is the latest Seattle housing law to get the green light.
Read the full story on Curbed Seattle.
Seattle Fire’s new Health One unit responding to a diverse pool of calls
There were 96,000 calls to the 911 center in 2018. About 42% of them were considered non-emergency, according to the city of Seattle.
Read the full story on Q13FOX.
Stabbing in Seattle’s International District leaves man in critical condition
A man was rushed to the hospital Thursday with serious injuries after he was stabbed, according to the Seattle Police Department. The attack happened along Fourth Avenue South and South Jackson Street around 1 p.m. in Seattle's International District. Police say the victim, a 33-year-old man, was stabbed after getting into an argument with another man.
Read the full story on Q13FOX.
Holiday shoppers in Seattle will see increased police presence at major retail locations
Thursday, Seattle’s mayor and police chief announced the city's plan for enhanced holiday patrols.
Read the full story on Q13FOX.
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