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The Seattle Times
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In time for World Cup Seattle, augmented reality art pops up downtown
A 2.5-mile augmented reality walking trail opened this week in downtown Seattle — just in time for World Cup visitors as well as locals.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Seattle’s Pioneer Square lands a new retailer
A bespoke diamond jewelry company opened a store in Pioneer Square. The CEO is optimistic about its future in downtown Seattle.
The Seattle Times
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WA report reveals experience of Black women in public sector
A new report by the Washington State Women’s Commission found Black women in the public sector face persistent bias and scrutiny — with little recourse.
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PhinneyWood’s breakfast scene just got a serious upgrade at Mr. Gyros
By Dominique Sabins, Special to the Blog. PhinneyWood’s beloved Mr. Gyros returns after 10 years, and this time they brought breakfast with them. Don’t worry, their gyros and kabobs are back […]
The Seattle Times
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The internet is flaming this REI ad. Can you figure out why?
REI posted an AI-generated ad for a product, sparking internet backlash. A REI spokesperson blamed the altered image on Meta, Instagram’s parent company.
The Seattle Times
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A lot is happening around Seattle this weekend. So what about that risk of thunderstorms?
There's a lot going on this weekend with soccer and pride events, but should you be worried about thunderstorms and rain?
The Seattle Times
1 day
A Turkish court convicts 4 over Turkish-German family’s insecticide deaths in an Istanbul hotel
A court has convicted three pest control workers and a hotel owner over the deaths of a family from Germany poisoned by insecticide in Istanbul.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Three dead after car plunges 400 feet off embankment in Santa Cruz mountains
The driver was a 21-year-old man from Yuba City, and the two passengers were a 17-year-old boy from San José and a 27-year-old man from Salem, Ore. All three died.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Kohberger murder case cost taxpayers millions. Defense expenses remain unclear
Bryan Kohberger's murder case delivered extraordinary cost to Idaho. A Boise-based criminal defense attorney called it an “incredible amount of money.”
The Seattle Times
1 day
Meet Buster, a robot dog now helping Sacramento deputies respond to dangerous calls
Buster’s arrival reflects a growing trend among law enforcement agencies across the country to adopt robotic technology for public safety.
The Seattle Times
1 day
‘Serial monogamists’ who love scandal, Chicago zoo’s same-sex penguin couple showcase animal diversity
During Pride Month, Chicago-area zoos are highlighting LGBTQ+ animals. From dolphins to a desert grassland whiptail lizard, “wildlife displays for us the beauty of difference.”
The Seattle Times
1 day
Mariners were difficult to watch during first half of schedule
Through the first half of perhaps their most anticipated season, the Mariners (41-41) have been inexcusably, profoundly average.
