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Catalytic converter theft runs rampant in Seattle, nation sees dramatic increase

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Even with the new law on the books, catalytic converter theft is still on the rise in Washington. The evergreen state is still experiencing...

JUDGED BY XII (Episode 4): Foster mom wants accountability in Auburn cop’s upcoming murder trial

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This is the fourth installment of a special podcast series on the case of Auburn Police Officer Jeffrey Nelson, who is the first police...

Ross: Why Oklahoma’s stance on abortion will echo throughout the country

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12 states have trigger laws that take effect if Roe v Wade is overturned – and Oklahoma is one of them. If Roe goes,...

Venezuela plans stock sale of state-owned companies

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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — In a break from its socialist model, Venezuela’s government plans to open for private investment a number of state-owned companies...

All Over The Map: Searching for Washington’s historic smokestacks

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It was recently added to the state’s Heritage Register and it’s one of the tallest structures of its kind in Washington, so you may have...

Don’t try this at home: WA WIC director warns against DIY baby formula

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Like the rest of the country, Washington is undergoing a major baby formula shortage. Pandemic-related supply chain disruptions had already been causing shortages for...

Pierce County deputy shoots suspect near Frederickson

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A deputy shot and injured a man near Fredrickson Thursday morning. The shooting happened at 160th Street East and 62nd Avenue East, according to...

How the Roe opinion threw a wrench in the GOP’s planned takeover of WA’s 8th District

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A bevy of Republican candidates is looking to upset 8th Congressional District incumbent Kim Schrier (D). One of them, Reagan Dunn, a sitting King...

History of abortion laws and politics in the Evergreen State

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As the fallout from the Supreme Court leak continues to fuel debate, demonstrations, and political maneuvering regarding the future of abortion rights, it’s worth...

Rantz: School used unsubstantiated hate speech claim to push kids into equity training

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Kirkland Middle School (KiMS) used wholly unsubstantiated claims about hate speech on campus to justify left-wing equity training for kids. What’s worse, the school...

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