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Seattle City Council bans AI grocery 'surveillance pricing'
The policy requires grocery prices to be clearly posted and equally available, while restricting AI-driven "surveillance pricing."
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View MoreOverturned semi-truck spills chickens along I-5 in Clark County
An overturned semi-truck carrying live chickens blocked ramps along northbound Interstate 5 in Clark County.
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Celebrity deaths of 2026: The entertainers and artists we lost this year
From music legends to classic film stars, here’s a look at the well-known figures who have died in 2026.
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Chris Spatola, ESPN personality and son-in-law of legendary Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, dies at 47
Chris Spatola, a former Duke men’s basketball coach who later became a familiar voice as a college basketball analyst, has died at 47, according to ESPN.
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Well-known Northern Virginia real estate agent found dead in her home, husband arrested in Pennsylvania
A well-known Northern Virginia real estate agent was allegedly killed by her husband in a domestic shooting. The woman's husband, Roger Bradford, was arrested hours later in Pennsylvania, officials said.
Good Day Seattle
View More15 of the best pumpkin patches within 1 hour of Seattle
From farms with pumpkin patches and hayrides to farms with cow trains, corn mazes and pony rides, here's a list of the best pumpkin patches to visit within one hour of Seattle.
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Healthy Living: Back to school and getting good sleep
Summer is over, and kids are going back to school, and it's more important than ever to get them back on a consistent sleep schedule. Joining Good Day Seattle to explain the science behind it is Dr. Scott Itano, family medicine doctor with Kaiser Permanente Northgate Medical Center.
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Healthy Living: Electrolyte drinks and staying hydrated
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The Spotlight: Shooter released early, now back in jail
When a King county judge sentenced an 18-year-old man to 9 years in prison rather than the max sentence of 15 years for shooting 5 people at a bus stop, she said she hoped the lesser time would help him 'improve himself'. He was released from prison earlier this year and is back in jail charged in another shooting. The Spotlight has exclusive video of his arrest after he resisted and had to be put into a full body wrap. Plus, a stolen puppy recovered and the suspect turned out to have multiple warrants out of California and Arizona. And, watch King County's TAC 30 (SWAT) team took take two accused rape suspects in custody.
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Seattle passes ban on AI grocery 'surveillance pricing'
The Seattle City Council passed a ban on algorithm-based pricing for online grocery retailers, after concerns that chains could use personal data to charge some customers more than others.
