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Seattle Mountain Rescue Adds New Command Truck for Field Ops
Seattle Mountain Rescue introduced a new command vehicle to boost on‑scene communication and coordination for rescue operations in Washington.
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Non‑profit brings 13 King County mayors together on addiction crisis
A non‑profit gathered 13 King County mayors for a two‑hour discussion on the county’s chronic homelessness and addiction crisis, highlighting persistent…
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West Seattle Low Bridge Closed for Repairs Oct. 23
The Spokane Street Swing Bridge will close on Oct. 23 for two weeks to replace center lock components, part of a series of recent repair shutdowns announced by…
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Brown Tap Water Reported in Seattle’s Admiral Neighborhood
Residents reported brown tap water in Admiral; officials say the issue is not on the utility’s map and hydrant testing is unlikely, with no identified cause…
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Seattle Schools Closed for Staff Day, Ferry Route Operates
Seattle schools are closed for a staff day on Friday, with rain forecast and ferry service on the Triangle Route continuing.
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Case Unsolved 25 Years After Prosecutor’s Seattle Murder
Assistant U.S. attorney Thomas Wales was shot dead in his Seattle home’s basement, and the case remains unsolved 25 years later.
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Sound Transit Releases 3‑Minute Flyover of West Seattle Extension
Sound Transit released a three‑minute 3D flyover video on Oct. 9, 2026, illustrating design choices and soil conditions for the upcoming SODO‑West Seattle…
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Seattle Schools Approve Metal Detector Pilot at Two High Schools
The Seattle School Board approved a pilot to place metal detectors at two high schools to detect weapons, reflecting a wider push for increased campus security.
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Power Outage Closes Shoreline Schools, Restored Before 10 a.m.
A power outage caused by equipment failure forced several Shoreline schools to close, but electricity was restored just before 10 a.m. Seattle City Light…
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Three Crashes Prompt Lane Closures on West Seattle Bridge
Three collisions on the West Seattle Bridge and Highway 99 on October 9 led SDOT crews to reset barriers and close lanes, causing brief traffic disruptions.
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Person Stabbed in Burien, Suspect Arrested
A stabbing in Burien on Oct. 8 was linked to possible domestic violence, and a suspect was arrested by the King County Sheriff's Office.
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City Attorney Discusses Aurora Ave Sex Trafficking at Community Meeting
The Seattle City Attorney met with North Seattle residents on October 8, 2026 to discuss ongoing sex‑trafficking and safety concerns along Aurora Avenue North,…
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Seattle Mayor Signs Grocery Fair‑Pricing Law Banning Data‑Driven Prices
Seattle's mayor approved a law mandating fair grocery prices and prohibiting data‑driven price changes, marking the city as the first in the nation with such…
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Georgetown Morgue Haunted House Opens for Halloween Season
The Georgetown Morgue Haunted House began operating on Oct 9 and will run through Nov 7, 2026, using Seattle’s historic former morgue as its setting.
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West Seattle Families Invited to Middle School Information Night Nov. 2
An information night on November 2 will present details on all 16 West Seattle middle schools, helping families decide which school to attend.
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Seattle Police Arrest Seven in Aurora Avenue Prostitution Sweep
Seven individuals were arrested on Aurora Avenue North in a police effort to curb street prostitution after community complaints.
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FBI Continues Probe into Seattle Prosecutor's 2001 Murder
The FBI is still investigating the 2001 murder of federal prosecutor Thomas Wales in Seattle, a case that remains unsolved after 25 years.
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5th Avenue Theatre Celebrates 100 Years in Seattle
The 5th Avenue Theatre commemorated a century since its 1926 opening with events held in Seattle’s historic Skinner building.
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Seattle Public Schools to Test Weapon Detectors at Two High Schools
Seattle Public Schools will pilot weapon detectors at two high schools in the 2026-2027 year, requiring all students and staff to walk through metal detectors.
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Everett Man Arrested After Airport Security Breach
An Everett resident was arrested for breaching security at John Wayne Airport while a Delta passenger bound for Seattle.
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Two Injured in Seattle Park Machete Attack, Suspect Detained
Two people were seriously wounded in a machete attack at Seattle’s Hing Hay Park, and the alleged attacker is being held in custody.
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Starbucks sued over sugar‑free protein drink labeling
Consumers in Seattle have filed a lawsuit claiming Starbucks’ sugar‑free protein drinks contain sugar. The suit identifies eight drinks as mislabeled.
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Public Records Officer Resigns from King County Homelessness Agency
The public records officer quit, alleging that leadership blocked her work, at the agency that manages Seattle-area homelessness services.
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Dense Fog Advisory Prompts Caution for Seattle Drivers
A dense fog advisory on Monday morning warned Seattle drivers of reduced visibility and advised extra caution. Fog advisories alert motorists to low‑visibility…