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Summer squall downs trees, knocks out power around region

A summer squall plowed through the central Puget Sound region Saturday afternoon with gusty winds, a few lightning strikes and drenching rain, ...

A bicycle built for two … two Star Wars nerds

Today from the bike nerd files…You’re not nerd enough for this bike. No, seriously. You’re really probably not, and that’s OK.This bicycle built for...

State cuts leave 1,000s of criminals unwatched

Monday morning, as U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan told how federal prosecutors would go after Seattle criminals illegally using guns, she said there are repeat...

Lake Washington: Fighting Pollution and Winning

Lake Washington: Fighting Pollution and Winning If there's one lesson we can learn from the past century of the pollution and cleanup of...

5,000 students graduate from UW amid bleak job market

Thousands of college graduates from our area are about to enter the job market during what some are calling the bleakest economic downturn...

Rising Crime in Seattle: The Motive Mystery

2012 has been an unsettling year for the residents of Seattle, Washington. The city has seen a sharp rise in the instances of...

House protects salmon tributary of “Magic Skagit”

The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to protect a 14.3 mile stretch of Illabot Creek, a key tributary of Washington’s Skagit River,...

Police: Killer targeted sex offenders, slew 2 rapists

A 34-year-old Sequim man accused of killing two Clallam County rapists showed a “particular animus” toward sex offenders, authorities there say.Clallam County deputies arrested...

Mayor Booker: Gay rights are civil rights

Opponents of same-sex marriage will not succeed in driving a “wedge” between African-Americans and gay-lesbian community, Newark, N.J. Mayor Cory Booker, one of America’s...

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