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A deadly outbreak of plague, nearly 5,000 years before the Black Death
Researchers discovered 5,500-year-old plague DNA in Siberian hunter-gatherers, suggesting the deadly pathogen thrived long before the rise of cities and farming, challenging previous theories about…
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Sports on TV & radio: Local listings for Seattle games and events
Stay updated with a comprehensive schedule of local and national sports broadcasts for the Seattle area, including MLB, WNBA, FIFA World Cup, golf, auto racing, and minor league baseball.
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Amazon employees say they were interrogated over data center comments
Amazon faces accusations of intimidating employees who supported data center regulations. The workers filed a civil rights complaint after HR investigations following their public testimony to the Seattle City Council.
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Bryan Woo delivers a gem as Mariners grab a series win vs. Orioles
Bryan Woo finds perspective and redemption, pitching seven scoreless innings to beat the Orioles after a meaningful meeting with young cancer patients changed his outlook on baseball and life.
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Mayor Wilson announces new strategy targeting 12th and Jackson crime
Mayor Katie Wilson pledges $1.1 million to revitalize Seattle's 12th and Jackson, combining increased police enforcement with social services to combat drug activity and support the Little Saigon community.
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World Cup 2026: Seattle steps onto biggest stage with USA vs. Australia
Seattle prepares for its biggest sporting event ever as the U.S. Men’s National Team faces Australia in a pivotal World Cup group stage match at Seattle Stadium.