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How to survive the Cascadia Earthquake? Tips from seismologist Lucy Jones,...

Lucy Jones, who calmed the public after California tremors, now works to help cities reduce damage by upgrading buildings and infrastructure. She speaks Monday at the UW.

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Retail turmoil triggers new visions for shopping malls like Northgate in Seattle

The plan to reinvent Northgate Mall as a mixed-use development with office and residential in addition to retail fits with broader trends as retail landlords try new models.

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New Mexico nuke repository studied for plutonium storage

CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — The U.S. Department of Energy has commissioned a national group of scientists to study the viability of diluting surplus weapons-grade plutonium and storing it permanently at the...

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Pierce County deputy fatally shoots man armed with knife after he climbed...

Authorities say the shooting occurred after a woman called 911 to say the man, her friend, was having a mental breakdown in the middle of the road.

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Pierce County deputy shoots, kills man near Graham

GRAHAM -- A Pierce County deputy shot and killed a 28-year-old Spanaway man on Friday night after the man reportedly tried to get into the deputy's patrol car.

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Man dies after being hit by Everett Transit bus

The man was struck near 8100 Broadway. Traffic detectives are investigating.

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U.K., land of Brexit, quietly outsources some surgeries to France

After years of austerity, Britain’s lumbering National Health Service is under enormous strain, with severe shortages of beds and medical staff, all of which is producing monthslong waiting times for...

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Pierce County prepares to ban safe-injection sites before anyone suggests them

Last year, King County took steps to allow two such sites in unincorporated areas, though they haven’t been established, and public opposition to them has been fierce. The sites are controversial, and...

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St. Patrick’s Day celebrants take to the Seattle streets

Dancers, marchers, police horse patrols, dogs and, of course, pipers and drummers turned out for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade downtown.

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Plant stimulant kratom linked to Salmonella outbreak in Washington state

The unregulated supplement is suspected in Salmonella cases in 35 states, including 10 in Washington. Symptoms include diarrhea, fever, chills, abdominal discomfort.

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Connelly: Democratic rookie candidates in big-league U.S. House race

The path to Democratic control of the U.S. House of Representatives lies through Washington's 8th Congressional District, which spans the Cascades and Washington's political cultures.

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Property-tax Q&A: Why is your King County bill going up so much —...

We asked Seattle Times readers for their stories about how this year’s big property-tax increase is affecting their lives. We got plenty of replies — and lots of questions about the new, higher tax...

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The late Harold Booker lifted himself above expectations … and helped make...

Booker, who died last month, is credited with a long list of firsts for a black man. The firsts are something to celebrate, but also a reminder of how many doors were closed to black people here in the...

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Thousands lose right to vote under states’ ‘incompetence’ laws

Laws in 39 states and Washington, D.C., allow judges to strip voting rights from people with mental disabilities ranging from schizophrenia to Down syndrome who are deemed “incapacitated” or...

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A Tale of Two Amazons

The economy of the workers is indeed that of 19th century capitalism.by Charles MudedeJeff Bezos, the richest man in the future, speaks. Charles Mudede Seattle Times' business section has two stories...

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Brake lines cut on some Seattle bike-share bikes

Officials are asking riders to test the brakes on bike-share bicycles before using them.

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My Data, Myself: A Poem About My Data

by Rich SmithThis robo-bro thinks he can protect my data.PAUL MAROTTA / GETTY I have feelings about Mark Zuckerberg and his Facebook company mishandling my data, and I used those feelings to write the...

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Pacific Rim Uprising: No Guillermo del Toro, No Fun

This movie is terrible. And bad.by Erik HenriksenFour years before The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro made Pacific Rim, a movie about giant robots punching giant monsters—and a movie that, thanks...

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Blackmail, Blowjobs, and Vigilante Justice in Flower

by Ciara Dolan Flower announces its outrageousness in its very first scene, which finds rebellious teen Erica (Zoey Deutch) giving a cop a blowjob at a scenic overlook of the San Fernando Valley. When...

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A fire has damaged a Bellevue mosque — again. Here’s what we know

The blaze at the Islamic Center of Eastside Wednesday afternoon comes after a man set fire to the mosque in January 2017.

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