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Federal judge blocks enforcement of Ohio proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registration
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Ohio's new law requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration at motor vehicle offices, citing potential conflicts with federal law.
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4mGateway Inn near Mount Rainier shut down because of safety violations
A Rhode Island couple's Mount Rainier trip was nearly ruined when their hotel was suddenly shuttered by Pierce County officials due to severe, unresolved life-safety hazards.
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12mDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations, dies at 80
Country music icon Dolly Parton has died at age 80. The legendary singer, songwriter, and philanthropist leaves behind a profound legacy spanning music, film, and humanitarian work.
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6mSeattle's top art shows to see in September 2026
Discover five must-see Seattle art exhibitions this September, ranging from melancholic end-of-summer reflections to innovative, genre-defying installations that capture the creative spirit of the Pacific Northwest.
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3mSoundgarden, Luke Bryan will play Seahawks' NFL season opener in Seattle
Seattle legends Soundgarden, Mike McCready, and Taylor Momsen will headline a special halftime show at the Seahawks' season opener, accompanied by a pregame concert from Luke Bryan.
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8mHow one beloved Seattle bar got saved from closing forever
After a challenging acquisition, sommelier Molly Ringe successfully saves the beloved neighborhood bar Baker’s, preserving a vital community hub in Seattle’s Sunset Hill for friends and neighbors alike.