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Eight ex-firefighters say Redmond denied their religious exemptions. The city insists masks and testing wouldn't have cut it.
Deputies say both victims are stable, but a drone and K9 sweep of Fairwood turned up no suspect overnight.
John Muir Elementary sheltered in place Thursday as officers searched South Horton Street for a man police say may be armed and may be in crisis.
Parks & Nature in ...
The animal covered a mile and a half of 2 Line track this week without a single collision or delay.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Wallingford neighbors want speed bumps on Woodland Park Avenue North after cars kept hitting parked vehicles near 42nd and 43rd.
Seattle Fire responded to University Way NE and NE 42nd Street Wednesday evening to a report of a trapped driver.
Arts & Culture in ...
Tasveer's 21st edition fills its new Columbia City theater with global premieres, chai, and samosas through Sunday.
Crews are still investigating what knocked out power in Kirkland this morning. PSE delayed its restoration estimate once.
Sea-Tac said passport control froze nationwide for roughly an hour, echoing a history of CBP tech failures at airports.
Carl Schultz, 69, has dementia and was last seen near 200 6th Avenue North around 7 a.m., wearing pajamas and slippers.
The outage hit near Tillicum and Harry Todd Park early Tuesday, with PSE still investigating the cause.
Food & Drinks in ...
The Seattle-area burger chain will run a temporary kitchen in Marysville while its sixth location rises from the ground.
A motorcyclist died when a semi-truck collided with the bike on northbound I-5 near Albro, prompting warnings of lengthy delays in Seattle.
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