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Firefighters put out Jungle fire

SEATTLE - Fire crews in Seattle quickly extinguished a fire burning at a homeless encampment known as the Jungle Sunday morning. The fire started...

Mariners’ buzz growing at gate, on TV

SEATTLE - Yes, it's early. But, it's probably fair to say the Mariners have generated some buzz not seen in this town in more...

Marshawn Lynch officially retires

RENTON -- Marshawn Lynch has officially retired. The Seattle Seahawks announced Thursday afternoon that the former running back was placed on the reserved/retired list....

Viaduct closure: Bertha 44% done

SEATTLE – One driver called Thursday morning the worst day of traffic so far since the start of the Alaskan Way Viaduct closure, particularly...

WA GOP senate candiate says no to Trump

SEATTLE – Chris Vance, the Republican challenger for Sen. Patty Murray’s U.S. Senate seat this November, says he will not vote for Donald Trump....

Man shot in early morning break in

SHORELINE -- A man was shot after police say he broke into a shoreline home early Thursday morning. The suspect sustained possibly life-threatening injuries...

JBLM soldier becomes first female scout

JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD -- Sgt. Kayci Landes’ friends and family may worry about her, but she says they are not surprised. “Everyone who has...

Get Ready To Scream! The Best of Haunted Seattle

Although it's not quite Halloween yet, the leaves are changing, the days are growing shorter, your Netflix queue is filling up with scary...

First full-length biograpgy of prolific northwest photograpger Asahel Curtis

PULLMAN, Wash.— Long overshadowed by his older brother Edward’s fame, Asahel Curtis (1874–1941)  produced some 40,000 images chronicling a broad swath of early 2oth-century...

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