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The Seattle Times
17 days
Market for Seahawks sale is ‘robust,’ report says. Here’s latest timeline.
The market for the buying the Seahawks has been "robust" and has "picked up steam," according to a report. Here's when the team could sell, and how high the price could get.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Washington Huskies women rowing into NCAA championships
Rower Mira Calder, whose dad was also a standout at UW, will be in the No. 5 seat at the NCAA championships, where the Huskies can rely on her "mysterious" abilities.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Virgin Galactic-Flown Mission to Study Menstruation in Space
The group, called Operation Period, will study the impacts of space on menstrual physiology — a key consideration for female astronauts.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Insurance fraudster sentenced for staging Tri-Cities crashes in $1M scam
The conspirators bought cars for contrived crashes, often with other defendants' cars, and then filed insurance claims.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Aid supplies reach heart of Congo’s Ebola outbreak as WHO head travels to Kinshasa
Aid supplies have been rushed in to the center of Congo's Ebola outbreak where medical workers are struggling with equipment shortages, distrustful locals and armed groups.
The Seattle Times
17 days
1 year later, how WA’s controversial cap on rent hikes has been enforced
The state has issued over $800,000 in penalties against landlords, but hasn’t collected them so long as they comply with state law.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Seahawks’ Byron Murphy II looking to build on breakthrough season
Seahawks defensive lineman Byron Murphy II capped a momentous year with a wedding in March. He's looking for things to be even better in the upcoming season.
The Seattle Times
17 days
WA residents discuss their experiences taking antidepressants
In Washington, 13.6% of adults say they currently take antidepressants, and an additional 17% say they have taken them previously.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Deadly paper mill implosion illustrates industry’s risks
The chemical process pulp and paper mills use to transform wood into everyday products includes a number of potentially violent points of failure, and some industry experts have been raising red flags for years. The dangers of this practice became even more evident Tuesday in Longview. There, a large tank of heavily caustic chemicals imploded. […]
The Seattle Times
17 days
Why your co-worker might be listening to music tuned to 432 hertz
Music recorded in 432 hertz is taking off on social media platforms and music streaming services.
The Seattle Times
17 days
A rare blue micromoon rises this weekend
Get set for a rare blue micromoon this weekend.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Co-op preschools face uncertainty amid community college funding shift
Parent education programs at community colleges — which often operate co-op preschools — may no longer receive state funding, jeopardizing their future.
