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Episodes
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He died by suicide in solitary confinement. Now the state will pay $500,000 in settlement
The state of Washington has agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the family of a 29-year-old man who died by suicide in an isolation cell at the Airway Heights Corrections Center near Spokane in May 2014.
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Mold persists at Seattle Children's Hospital. State is investigating
For the second time this year, Seattle Children’s Hospital has closed all its operating rooms due to a mold problem
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Sawant hopes to make good on promise to tax Amazon
Most of Amazon’s preferred candidates for city council lost the election. And next year, the senior-most member of the Seattle City Council – will be Amazon’s biggest critic.
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Microsoft says will match California's new privacy law for every state
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Another multimillion dollar jury verdict against Amtrak stemming from 2017 derailment
Another passenger badly injured in the Amtrak train derailment south of Tacoma nearly two years ago will collect big-time damages. But suing Amtrak like this suburban Seattle woman did will no longer be an option after future crashes.
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Return of the head tax? 5 things to expect with new Seattle City Council
Kim Malcolm talks with David Hyde about the potential impact of the recent Seattle City Council elections.
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Responding to food-borne illnesses: New 'safety center' in state
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Seattle could be second city to limit PAC spending in elections
A Seattle official is proposing a ban on major donations in local elections.
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Rep. Kim Schrier on impeachment hearings
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What's next for affirmative action in WA state?
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PHOTOS: Sounders fans celebrate championship win
Packing downtown Seattle on an overcast weekday afternoon, thousands of soccer fans celebrated the Seattle Sounders' second MLS Cup win with a parade from Westlake Park to Seattle Center.
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Microsoft takes California privacy law in stride, extends to rest of the country
California has a new digital rights law that gives people control over their personal information. Microsoft says it will honor that law and extend it to the rest of the United States.