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6:47 AM - Thursday, January 26, 2012
1/25/2012
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The Seattle Times
A 63-year-old felon accused of fatally shooting a fellow patron outside a West Seattle bar has been charged with first-degree murder.
1/25/2012
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KREM
President Barack Obama will visit Seattle Feb. 17.
1/26/2012
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KING
Interstate 90 through Snoqualmie Pass has reopened after transportation officials closed it early Thursday for more avalanche work.
1/23/2012
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The Seattle Times
The Washington state Legislature has enough votes to pass legislation legalizing same-sex marriage.
RELATED STORIES:
- McKenna Finally Admits He Opposes Gay Marriage - The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper
- Starbucks, Google the latest companies to back gay marriage in Washington - KREM
- Gay marriage returns to the political spotlight - The Seattle Times
1/25/2012
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The Seattle Times
Hoquiam police say they have arrested a 41-year-old high school teacher for investigation of inappropriate contact with two 12-year-old girls.
1/22/2012
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The Seattle Times
An hour before the National Weather Service's wind advisory went into effect, high winds had already taken down more power lines in the North Bend area, causing a few thousand power outages affecting two local schools.
RELATED STORIES:
- One more long day for most PSE customers without power - KING
- WA utility down to 3,000 customers without power - The Seattle Times
1/25/2012
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KOMO News
State lawmakers are considering a bill to abolish the death penalty, and supporters of the cause believe public opinion is swinging in their favor.
1/25/2012
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KOMO News
Washington lawmakers are looking at a $1 billion stimulus package to help create construction jobs
1/26/2012
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The Seattle Times
A five-member commission reviewing how Spokane police use force will include recently retired state Supreme Court Justice Gerry (Gary) Alexander.
1/25/2012
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KOMO News
Last week’s winter storm left some streets looking like a minefield of craters. But the mayor is promising to get the city’s roads back in shape as fast as possible.
1/25/2012
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The Seattle Times
Federal biologists plan next month to attach tiny satellite devices on Puget Sound's endangered orcas off the West Coast to better understand where they go during winter. But some whale experts worry the tags - about the size of a 9-volt batter . . .
1/25/2012
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KING
Quicker deliveries of Boeing's commercial airplanes helped it report a 20-percent jump in fourth-quarter profits, but its shares fell because of a weaker 2012 earnings outlook than analysts expected.
1/24/2012
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KING
The next time you go to Sea-Tac International Airport, expect Eddie Veder and Nancy Wilson to greet you.
1/25/2012
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KREM
After 30 years of giving passengers spiritual words to reflect on while they eat their meals, Alaska Airlines is retiring the prayer cards from their meal trays.
1/26/2012
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The Seattle Times
The Washington State Patrol says a man lying in a road near Sedro-Woolley was run over and killed by a truck that left the scene.
1/25/2012
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KING
A magnitude 3.4 earthquake occurred at 2:51 a.m. Wednesday about 10 miles north of Mount St. Helens.
1/24/2012
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The Seattle Times
The Seattle Transportation Department says last week's storm cost the city of Seattle $1.35 million - more than half of its annual snow budget of $2.2 million.
1/24/2012
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The Seattle Times
An innovative program that takes homeless alcoholics off the street and gives them a place to live without requiring them to quit drinking has led residents to dramatically decrease their drinking as well as ease problems related to their addic . . .
1/25/2012
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KOMO News
A massive, multi-jurisdictional investigation into drug trafficking that crossed several states and at least two countries ended Wednesday with the arrests of 20 alleged drug dealers.
1/24/2012
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The Seattle Times
The Clark County sheriff's office has identified a 29-year-old man fatally shot by a La Center, Wash., homeowner.
