Punk Rock Flea Market returns to Seattle with nearly 200 vendors
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The Punk Rock Flea Market is back in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, featuring nearly 200 vendors selling art, vintage items, music and more. Organizers say the all-ages event supports low-income housing efforts while showcasing local artists and small businesses.

Seattle News Tonight for Saturday, 3/21
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FOX 13 is Seattle and Western Washington’s source for breaking news, weather, traffic and sports.

Man charged after $240K damage to Chihuly Garden and Glass sculptures
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A man is facing multiple charges after allegedly causing more than $240,000 in damage at Seattle’s Chihuly Garden and Glass. Police say he smashed multiple glass sculptures and threw shards at security guards before being taken into custody.

Landslide blocks northbound I-5 near Bellingham as cleanup delayed
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A landslide continues to block northbound Interstate 5 just south of Bellingham as crews wait for unstable terrain to settle before cleanup. WSDOT says a massive rock remains unsupported, keeping the highway closed as drivers are urged to use alternate routes on SR-9 and SR-11.

Snohomish River flooding prompts warnings as water rises
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Flooding along the Snohomish River has prompted warnings as rising water begins to impact nearby roads and neighborhoods. Officials are urging residents to stay alert and avoid driving through flooded areas after a recent rescue of a driver who ignored road closure signs.

‘Iceland Unfiltered’ brings Icelandic culture, comedy to Seattle
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Comedian Ragnar Bragason is bringing Icelandic culture to Seattle as part of the Taste of Iceland festival. His show “Iceland Unfiltered” offers a humorous look at life in Iceland, from traditions and language to food and dating customs.

UW cherry blossom peak bloom delayed to next week
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Cherry blossoms at the University of Washington are still approaching peak bloom after cooler temperatures delayed the timeline. Officials now expect the best viewing conditions to arrive midweek, with next weekend offering prime opportunities to visit the Quad.

Good Day Seattle at 8am for Saturday, 3/21
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Good Day Seattle on FOX13 airs seven days a week in Seattle, covering Washington state news, politics, weather, traffic, entertainment and sports.

Flooding hits Snohomish for the second time in months
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Flooding has returned to parts of Snohomish, washing out roads and closing some areas after heavy rain and snowmelt.

1 arrested, death investigation underway in Monroe
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Police arrested a suspect in a death investigation that spanned multiple locations in Monroe Friday night.

Flooding hits parts of Snohomish, WA for second time in months

Snohomish residents are remaining cautious as floodwaters return to the area, but most are not too concerned after similar flooding in December.

Seattle News Tonight for Friday, 3/20
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Washington News Wrap for Friday, 3/20
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Washington News Wrap covers a diverse array of news around the Pacific Northwest.

1 arrested in Monroe, WA death investigation

One person is in custody after Monroe police launched a death investigation that spanned multiple locations Friday night.

Warm winter pushes WA's Skagit Valley tulips into early bloom

On the first day of spring, tulips are already beginning to bloom across the Skagit Valley — one of the earliest starts to the season in recent years and a boost for the region’s tulip festival.

Sounders eye another road win as young players fuel strong start
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The Seattle Sounders are off to a strong start despite injuries, winning four straight road matches and losing just once in their first six games. Young players have stepped up to fill key roles as Seattle prepares for another away matchup against Minnesota.

Treasury to take over student loan management as Education Dept. role shrinks
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The Trump administration is shifting responsibility for student loans to the Treasury Department, starting with borrowers in default, as part of a broader effort to scale back the Education Department. Officials say the move will streamline the system, while critics warn it could create confusion for borrowers.

Tulips begin blooming early in Skagit Valley ahead of festival
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Tulips are already starting to bloom in Skagit Valley on the first day of spring, marking one of the earliest blooms on record. Growers say warm winter conditions have shifted the timing, with daffodils and tulips overlapping as the annual Tulip Festival approaches April 1.