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2 found dead in Bellevue home, police say

Bellevue police said a man and a woman were found dead in a home Tuesday afternoon.

Storm sign Taylor Thierry to development contract

The Storm had a vacancy on the roster that they filled with Taylor Thierry, who signed a development player contract.

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Mariners and Live Nation plan major new concert venue in Seattle

A major new concert venue planned across the street from T-Mobile Park could shake up Seattle's live music landscape.

Woodinville Trader Joe’s to open Friday

Get excited, Woodinville, Trader's Joe is finally about to open.

Magdaleno Rose-Avila, former head of Seattle immigrant rights group, dies

Magdaleno "Leno" Rose-Avila, a longtime human rights advocate who championed immigrants and fought against the death penalty, died in Seattle this month.

Mariners’ Cal Raleigh goes on injured list for first time in his career

Mariners' Cal Raleigh is heading to the injured list with a right oblique strain.

Seahawks schedule: Games, opponents start to leak for 2026 season

The Seahawks will officially learn their 2026 schedule on Thursday evening. But every year, games leak before the NFL's announcement. Keep track here.

PCOS, A Condition Impacting 1 In 10 Women Worldwide, Gets A New Name

A global consortium of medical experts and patient organizations is proposing a significant renaming of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). This initiative seeks to more accurately reflect the condition's broad spectrum of symptoms and to improve patient diagnosis and care.

Engaging With Arts And Culture Can Slow Biological Aging As Much As Exercise, Study Suggests

A study from University College London (UCL) indicates that engaging with arts and culture can slow biological aging, with its frequency and diversity demonstrating effects comparable to physical activity.

Justice Department Considers Settling Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Leak Lawsuit

The Justice Department is reportedly engaged in discussions concerning a potential settlement in President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that a provision under consideration involves the IRS discontinuing audits of the president, his family, and their businesses, a development that could raise significant ethical considerations.

Taxpayer-Funded Sexual Harassment Settlements Involving Lawmakers Exceeded $550,000, Newly Released Documents Show

Newly disclosed documents reveal that taxpayers have funded over half a million dollars in confidential congressional sexual harassment settlements, a total significantly higher than previously reported. This includes a $220,000 payment on behalf of former Democratic Rep. Alcee Hastings, marking the largest known settlement of its kind.