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State of Washington lawmakers react to Congress’ vote to avert shutdown

Congress sent President Joe Biden a short-term spending bill on Thursday that would avert a looming partial government shutdown and fund federal agencies into...

Eastbound 90 lane blocked for failing expansion joint on Mercer Island

Drivers were greeted with long back ups across Mercer Island this morning after the Washington Department of Transportation closed a lane of eastbound I-90....

You’ve Never Seen Doughnuts like These Before

Growing up in Venezuela, Claudia Monroy didn’t really eat doughnuts. But when she moved to Seattle from Florida for a job...

This Local Company Has Been Making The World’s Doughnuts for 101 Years

Down the end of a bland road in Auburn you’ll find a cluster of equally nondescript industrial buildings. And exactly...

What Happened to Seattle’s Relationship with Boeing?

In the immediate aftermath of the fuselage blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight earlier this month, Margaret O’Mara noticed something...

Rantz: School didn’t report student ‘kill list’ to police, keeps kid in class

Officials in the North Thurston School District did not report a student to police after he created a “kill list” on January 4, 2024....

The Evolution of Seattle Doughnuts

Dahlia Lounge (1990s)The seminal restaurant opened in 1989; mini doughnuts arrived a few years later, when owner Tom Douglas wanted to use up extra...

Behold, the Best Doughnuts in Seattle

Whether you're into cake or raised—or mochi—it's hard to resist the fried charms of a doughnut. And whoa, has Seattle got breadth in this...

The SMN Interviews: ‘Human jukebox’ Nikhil Bagga, Rep. Monica Stonier, Rob McKenna

The following is our weekly series highlighting the best interviews from Seattle’s Morning News on KIRO Newsradio. State Rep. Monica Stonier Following up on...

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