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Seahawks sale is likely inevitable. Here’s what fans should hope to avoid

Despite the high price tag, the Seahawks sale is likely to keep moving forward. Fans can only hope the team doesn't end up with too many cooks in the kitchen.

Reign’s Laura Harvey set to become NWSL’s first to manage 300 matches

Reign coach Laura Harvey will become the first in NWSL history to manage 300 matches as her club looks to regain home form against the Washington Spirit.

Mariners announce rotation plan with Bryce Miller set to return

Bryce Miller will make his season debut next week in Houston, leaving the Mariners with two options with six healthy starting pitchers on the roster.

Police investigating North Seattle homicide

"Scenes of violence" were reported at 8500 Lake City Way NE around 9 a.m., according to Seattle police.

Teen shot in head in South Seattle, police say

Police believe the shooter or shooters fired at the teen’s car multiple times near the Rainier Beach light rail station.

Where to refill your water bottle in downtown Seattle

Seattle opens seven water bottle fill stations downtown to slake residents' and summer and World Cup visitors' thirst.

Experts wonder ‘Where is the CDC?’ as a hantavirus outbreak unfolds on a cruise ship

Public health experts are questioning the U.S. government's response to the hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship that involves Americans.

Seattle Children’s could end reviews of helicopter landings: What we know

A social media post about helicopter landings at Seattle Children’s could spark changes to the hospital’s decades-old helipad permit. Here's what we know.

Seattle program gives students a taste of A/V production career

Underneath the Angle Lake light rail station, students are learning lighting design, stage management, and audiovisual skills at a unique venue.

WA filing week closes with Democrats eyeing supermajority in Olympia

Washington state's candidate filing week sets up key legislative races as Democrats look to expand control and potentially secure a supermajority.

Why was NAMI Washington shut down? Details still sparse

The National Alliance on Mental Illness has remained tight-lipped as to why it dissolved Washington's statewide chapter.