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The Seattle Times
1 day
WA’s snowpack zapped as drought looms, reservoirs sink
Already this spring, the region has surpassed early heat records, and with El Niño nearing, Washington’s fourth drought in a row seems likely to bring a summer of pain.
The Seattle Times
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World Cup schedule Friday, June 19: who is playing and how to watch
Here’s the World Cup schedule for Friday, June 19, and the details on how to watch.
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Seahawks News 6/19: Sam Darnold impresses at Seahawks camp
In Today’s Links: comparing the 2025 Seattle Seahawks D agains the field, Ochenna Nwosu saw it coming, more on the recent FO promotions by the ‘Hawks, a look at the potential of the 2026 Seahawks offense, and more! Happy Friday! The weekend is here. It’s at your door. Read the links, then open the door. […]
The Seattle Times
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This week’s passages
A roundup of notable obituaries from the week ending June 19.
The Seattle Times
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Mexico becomes first country to reach knockout stage of World Cup, beating South Korea 1-0
Mexico took advantage of a defensive blunder by South Korea to win 1-0 and become the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.
The Seattle Times
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2026 World Cup: Australia relishes challenge of playing U.S. in Seattle
Australia knows its walking into a hostile environment in Seattle when it plays the United States. But the Socceroos are excited for the challenge.
The Seattle Times
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A deadly outbreak of plague, nearly 5,000 years before the Black Death
The oldest known cases, discovered among hunter-gatherers in Siberian graves, contradict the theory that the disease once was mild.
The Seattle Times
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Colt Emerson, Cole Young delivering Mariners promising peek at future
The Mariners' focus is on making the playoffs this year, but Colt Emerson and Cole Young showed again Thursday why the franchise's future is in good hands.
The Seattle Times
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Before 2026 World Cup match, Cristian Roldan relives glory days at UW
Before he captained the Sounders, Cristian Roldan was a standout for the Huskies. He returned to the site of his glory days as he readied for a World Cup match.
The Seattle Times
2 days
World Cup 2026: Seattle steps onto biggest stage with USA vs. Australia
When Team USA and Australia take the pitch for their World Cup game, it could be the biggest sporting event Seattle has ever hosted.
The Seattle Times
2 days
Jonathan David’s hat trick propels Canada to its first World Cup win
Jonathan David scored three goals and Canada won its first World Cup match while all but securing a spot in the knockout round with a 6-0 victory over Qatar.
The Seattle Times
2 days
Lawsuit payouts put WA insurance fund up to $1.7 billion in the red
Washington's self-insurance fund continues to be drained by lawsuit payouts and is now projected to be up to $1.7 billion in the red through next year.
