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‘We’re still grateful’: Issaquah storm victims forced to spend holidays away from home

An Issaquah family is without a home after a tree came crashing through the roof during the bomb cyclone. ISSAQUAH, Wash. — It's been over a week since a bomb cyclone...

Power restoration efforts continue one week after bomb cyclone hits western Washington

Puget Sound Energy crews are continuing to work to restore power to the region. ISSAQUAH, Wash. — One week after a bomb cyclone tore through Western Washington, thousands are still grappling...

Power being restored to some, PSE expects all customers to be out of the dark by Saturday afternoon

Puget Sound Energy says it expects to have power fully restored for all customers by Saturday at noon. ISSAQUAH, Wash. — It's been two days since a rare bomb cyclone tore through...

Seattle’s Norse Home to close in 2025, sparks concerns over resident displacement

Transforming Age, the nonprofit that operates The Norse Home in Seattle, announced it would close its doors in June of 2025 for a remodel. SEATTLE — The deadline for the closure...

Business owners say Seattle’s garbage removal service falls short on promises

The city’s Clear Alleys Program eliminates dumpsters with a goal of creating safer, cleaner alleys. SEATTLE — Some small businesses in Seattle are fed up with the city’s garbage removal service,...

King County prosecutors share tips to avoid scams

The King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has a new division aimed at keeping you and your money safe. SEATTLE — The King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office's new division on Economic Crimes...

Fall City community continues to mourn loss of Humiston family members

On Saturday, community members gathered at a local church to process and grieve the tragic loss of five members of the Humiston family. FALL CITY, Wash. — Dozens of people gathered...

New proposal would rezone dozens of Seattle neighborhoods to make way for new housing

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a plan that would add 330,000 new housing units across the city over the next decade. SEATTLE — There are potentially big housing changes coming down...

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