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A moving ‘reunion’ for descendants of Holocaust survivors

WESTLAKE, Texas (AP) — Anna Salton Eisen found the old pictures of Jewish prisoners who survived the Holocaust in a folder her late father,...

Gov. Inslee, Washington groups prepare to welcome Afghan refugees

In the coming months, 1,400 Afghan refugees are expected to pass through the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport upon their arrival in Washington. Seattle area groups...

Four people killed in Tacoma shooting

Tacoma police say two women and two men were killed in a shooting Thursday. One man was taken to a local hospital...

Rantz: Police staffing crisis in Tacoma is nearly as bad as Seattle, morale ‘decimated’

The Tacoma Police Department is dramatically understaffed as crime continues to surge across the city. Police officers are sounding the alarms about what this...

People quitting over vax mandate may qualify for unemployment benefits

While people typically tend to receive unemployment benefits only in the case of a layoff, some of the people choosing to quit their jobs...

Asian shares mixed after Evergrande sale deal called off

Shares are mixed in Asia after major Chinese property developer Evergrande said a plan to sell its property management arm to a smaller rival...

Despite early pushback, Seattle Public Schools reaches ‘fantastic’ vaccine mandate compliance

With the deadline for education, health care, and government employees to become fully vaccinated against COVID in the rearview mirror, questions persist as to...

Pierce County Sheriff Troyer says he knew charges were ‘coming since day one’

The Attorney General’s Office in Washington has filed two misdemeanor charges against Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer over an encounter with a newspaper driver...

More staff in hospitals reporting vaccination, but some losses still likely

As of Monday, all health workers throughout the state must show they are fully vaccinated or lose their jobs. And while the impact on...

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