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The Seattle Times
22 days
Jarred Kelenic, who returns to face Mariners, has found peace after years of frustration
Jarred Kelenic returns to Seattle this week with the White Sox. Here's what the former top prospect has learned about himself since leaving the Mariners.
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What’s it like to be in couples therapy? | The therapist is in
In couples therapy, therapists see relationship conflict play out right in front of them — so they can sometimes get to the root of the issue more quickly.
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It's tide pooling time! Head to your nearest beach to enjoy what is revealed during the lowest tide of the month — and one of the lowest we'll see all summer.
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Wearables increasingly look to AI to predict health problems before they happen
Companies worldwide are studying the potential for technology to predict health events. This would push boundaries of data collection and information sharing.
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22 days
Chinook, Cayuse passes to open for Memorial Day weekend
Highways 410 and 123 are reopening through Mount Rainier National Park after being closed for almost six months.
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Prince William’s Duchy of Cornwall to sell property to fund housing, green projects
Prince William’s Duchy of Cornwall plans to sell about 20% of its property portfolio over the next decade.
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Ebola and hantavirus have Africa talking ‘health sovereignty’ as donor support fades
A new Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda is highlighting Africa's struggle with reduced international aid.
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Judge allows gun and notebook as evidence at Mangione’s trial in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing
A gun and notebook that prosecutors say link Luigi Mangione to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson can be used as evidence at his murder trial.
The Seattle Times
22 days
3 hurt in shooting outside Capitol Hill nightclub
Police are looking for three men suspected of a shooting that left three injured outside a nightclub in Capitol Hill early Monday morning after an altercation.
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22 days
Gunmen kill 2 police officers assigned to protect polio workers in Pakistan
Officials say gunmen in two separate attacks have shot and killed two police officers assigned to protect polio vaccination teams in northwest Pakistan.
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22 days
Supreme Court rejects appeals from drug manufacturers over Medicare price negotiations
The Supreme Court has rejected appeals from pharmaceutical companies that object to negotiating Medicare drug prices with the federal government.
The Seattle Times
22 days
Where does the water go? Nooksack River flood recovery is complicated
Months after the 2025 flooding, increasingly desperate residents in Sumas and Everson are urging officials to do something — anything.
