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Are you a federal worker? We want to hear from you
Reporters at KUOW Public Radio would like to hear from federal workers in Washington state — those who have been let go, and those still working.
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Strong winds whip through Western Washington, leaving thousands without power Tuesday
More than 130,000 people across Western Washington remained without power Tuesday morning after a storm with winds up to highway speeds ripped through the region overnight.
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Valentine's forecast calls for frigid temps in Western Washington, chance of snow, ice to the south
Cold temperatures continue to grip Western Washington, with wind chills as low as 10 to 20 degrees north of Seattle and all the way down to 15 degrees below zero in the mountain passes.
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Vice President Vance needs to 'go back to grade school,' Rep. Jayapal says
Washington Rep. Pramila Jayapal says that the Trump administration's defiance of judicial orders is another step toward the president's ultimate goal of "the destruction of our democracy and our Constitution."
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Snow and cold in Seattle cause online school, power outages, and icy roads
For those who wanted something different from dry January, February is so far living up to its wintery billing.
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'Nothing to stress about.' Sea-Tac back to normal after snow and ice cause delays, canceled flights
A day after more than 100 flights were canceled at Sea-Tac International Airport due to winter weather, officials said Tuesday things are running smoothly and largely back to normal.
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Washington state AG sues Trump administration over order to end birthright citizenship
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown has sued President Donald Trump and his administration over an executive order to end birthright citizenship, calling the action "unconstitutional, un-American, and cruel."
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Doctor who sexually abused dozens of patients at Joint Base Lewis-McChord sentenced to 14 years
An Army doctor who recently pleaded guilty to sexually abusing patients will serve nearly 14 years in prison.
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Who could fill former Seattle City Councilmember Tammy Morales' seat? Here are some names
The City Council now has a short list of candidates to fill its vacant seat for 2025.
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$20,000 reward offered after third endangered gray wolf killed in Washington state
A conservation group is teaming up with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to offer a $20,000 reward for help catching the person or people responsible for the deaths of three gray wolves in Washington state.