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The Seattle Times
about 23 hours
Egypt wins in World Cup knockout round debut with 4-2 penalty shootout edge over Australia
Egypt won its debut in the World Cup knockout round by beating Australia 4-2 on penalty kicks after a 1-1 draw.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
Folarin Balogun talks red card, suspension for USMNT’s next World Cup match
Folarin Balogun said "a yellow card would have been fair" for the foul for which he was given a red card and a suspension for USA's World Cup match in Seattle.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Woodland Park Zoo evacuated, closed for the day after bomb threat
Woodland Park Zoo was evacuated Friday morning after it received a bomb threat shortly after 11 a.m.
Seattle Weekly
1 day
July is all about red, white, and bloom – so don’t forget to fertilize | The Complete Home Gardener
But don’t fertilize your lawn before leaving on vacation.
Seattle Weekly
1 day
Valley Cities receives federal certification
The new Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic title means the behavioral health provider must treat all patients that come through its doors, regardless of their ability to pay.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Elderly woman found dead after a home fire near Seattle’s Magnuson Park
A woman was found dead after a home fire near Seattle's Magnuson Park.
GeekWire
1 day
Overland AI lands Marine Corps deal worth nearly $20M to build self-driving military vehicles
Seattle-based Overland AI won a Marine Corps contract to produce more than a dozen autonomous ground vehicles, which the startup says makes it the first ground autonomy company to serve as the prime contractor on a military production deal. Read More
GeekWire
1 day
Pet project emerges from Seattle startup studio: a new app that connects dogs and their parents
Amish Patel's newest venture — born out of his Conduit Venture Labs startup studio in Seattle, is Sniff, an iOS app that turns the everyday moment two dogs greet each other on a walk into a lasting connection between their humans. Read More
The Seattle Times
1 day
As U.S. hits Seattle for World Cup, Sounders still embracing Belgium
The Sounders say "it's an honor" to have hosted Belgium for much of the World Cup, even as the U.S. arrives as Belgium's opponent for their big matchup in Seattle.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Western WA Fourth of July fireworks rules
Some cities have banned the lighting of fireworks, but many in the Seattle area have set times when fireworks are permitted. Here's what to know.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Seattle council considers limit to ability to challenge density plan
Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan is the city’s primary avenue for dictating where new growth can occur. But it might not be implemented until 2028 or beyond.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Seattle homebuying can be anything from ‘weird’ to ‘nerve wracking’
Some Seattle-area homebuyers are landing bargains while others still face bidding wars.
