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Amazon Is Bringing Palm-Scanning Payment System to Whole Foods Stores
Previously, the technology was available only at a dozen of Amazon’s physical stores.
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Seattle Ups Its Outdoor Dining Game, Seahawks-Style
People looking to score a unique outdoor dining option during the pandemic can now make a run to the home of the Seattle Seahawks.
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18-Year-Old Homeless Hero Saves Food Bank Volunteer's Life, Now Working His Shift
Toriana Davis, 18, is being lauded as a hero after the teen saved a man suffering a heart attack. The unidentified man, who had just ended a volunteer shift at a food bank, had slumped over a bench at a bus stop. Davis, who recently moved into a shelter nearby, had leap into action and performed chest compressions until the...
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Seattle Woman, 90, Walks 6 Miles Through Snow for Vaccine
A rare winter storm that dumped a foot of snow on Seattle couldn’t keep a 90-year-old woman from making her first COVID-19 vaccine appointment.
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Seattle Hospitals Rush Out Vaccines After Freezer Failure
Seattle hospitals rushed out COVID-19 vaccines to hundreds of people in the middle of the night after a freezer they were being stored in failed
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Connections: The Inspiring Stories of a ‘Random Guy Who Walks' and an Artist Whose Work Is Her Joy
In our series “Connections,” we are highlighting the inspiring stories of people who meet through chance encounters. In this edition, we meet Lamont Thomas and Wendy Lundin Clark. Thomas, who was hit by a car as a baby and told he may never walk again, now walks 40 to 50 miles a week on his quest to heal — and...
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Judge Awards $10 Million to Family in ‘Wrongful Life' Case
A federal judge in Seattle has awarded $10 million to the family of a severely disabled child who was born after a community clinic nurse inadvertently gave the mother a flu shot instead of a birth-control injection.
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Fair Housing Groups: Redfin ‘Redlines' Minority Communities
Fair housing organizations are accusing Redfin of systematic racial discrimination, saying in a lawsuit the online real estate broker offers fewer services to homebuyers and sellers in minority communities.
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This Couple Got Creative to Stay Afloat During COVID-19 — with Costumed Taxidermy Ducklings
When Linda and Billy Hutchinson were forced to shut down their Seattle “junk boutique” due to COVID-19, they got creative — really creative. Linda started started making elaborate costumes for taxidermied ducklings to sell on Etsy. She’s now sold thousands to people with a taste for the bizarre. And her next project is even weirder.
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Drone Video Shows Destroyed Homes After Fire Near Seattle
Downed power lines caused a fire south of Seattle on Monday. Drone video shows the destruction of at least eight homes.
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Seattle Police Resigns Following Department Cuts
Seattle’s police chief says she will retire
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Police Declare Riot at Seattle Protests, Make Arrests
Seattle police have retreated to a precinct as a declared riot winded down in the city’s Capitol Hill neighborhood near where weeks earlier people had set up an “occupied protest zone” that stretched for several blocks
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Release the Kraken: Seattle Unveils Name for NHL Franchise
The NHL’s newest team finally has a name: the Seattle Kraken
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Driver Who Hit Seattle Protesters Charged With 3 Felonies
Prosecutors have filed three felony charges against the man who hit two protesters with his car while driving on a Seattle freeway that was closed for Black Lives Matter demonstrations
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$1.2 Million Bail for Driver That Hit 2 Seattle Protesters
A judge set bail at $1.2 million on Monday for the man accused of driving a Jaguar on to a closed Seattle freeway and hitting two protesters, killing one
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1 of 2 Protesters Hit by Car on Closed Seattle Highway Dies
Authorities say a car drove onto a closed freeway and into a crowd of protesters, killing one person and critically injuring another. Twenty-four-year-old Summer Taylor of Seattle died in the evening at Harborview Medical Center.
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Seattle Police Forcibly Clear ‘lawless' Protest Zone
Police on Wednesday forcibly cleared out Seattle’s “occupied” protest zone after about two weeks in a situation that had attracted the complaints of local business owners and the ire of President Donald Trump during a number of Twitter posts
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City Crews Remove Some Barriers From Seattle Protest Zone
Seattle city crews used heavy equipment to remove makeshift barriers around the city’s “occupied” protest zone following two fatal shootings in the area.
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‘Enough': 1 Killed in Shooting in Seattle's Protest Zone
A 16-year-old boy was killed and and a younger teen was wounded before dawn in what is being called Seattle’s occupied protest zone