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WA's wildfire season forecast: Drought and El Niño spell concern
As Washington faces a high-risk wildfire season fueled by El Niño and drought, utility crews and meteorologists race to mitigate threats from power lines and human-caused ignitions.
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World Cup schedule today June 17: Here's what and where to watch
Catch the action on day seven of the World Cup with matchups like Portugal vs. DR Congo and England vs. Croatia. Learn where to watch and get fun team facts.
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British TV personality Jeremy Clarkson reveals prostate cancer in final 'Clarkson's Farm' episodes
Jeremy Clarkson reveals an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis on 'Clarkson's Farm,' sharing his health journey from a hospital bed while awaiting his prognosis for future seasons.
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Why the stress building on California's faults could result in a major quake
Recent research warns that stress levels on Los Angeles' San Andreas and San Jacinto faults are at a millennium high, increasing the risk of a massive joint rupture through Cajon Pass.
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Get Seattle's best new sandwiches at this tiny Pioneer Square spot
Seattle has long struggled with basic, affordable cold sandwiches. However, Louie’s Deli in Pioneer Square is changing the game with house-made rolls and classic, perfectly balanced Italian and turkey subs.
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World Cup travel is up for all U.S. host cities except for one
While other U.S. host cities see growth, Seattle faces a 21% drop in World Cup travel due to geography, high costs, and geopolitical tensions, risking a major economic disappointment.