Georgetown Bites, Sights and Sounds festival returns to Seattle
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Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood will host the Bites, Sights and Sounds festival this weekend, featuring food, drinks, art and live music from dozens of local businesses. Organizers say the all-ages event is designed to support small businesses while showcasing the area’s unique culture.

Senate debating SAVE America Act in rare weekend session

The Senate is debating the SAVE America Act in a rare weekend session after President Trump said passing this voting reform was his main priority.

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.

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.

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.

Seattle business out $10K after burglary, owner blames SPD alarm policy

A Ballard business owner is out thousands of dollars after someone forced their way inside, and she says she feels little support from the city or police.

Man accused of abusing corpse threw bucket of remains over FBI Dallas fence: Affidavit

Newly released arrest documents for a North Texas man accused of abusing a corpse claim he threw a bucket of human remains stolen from a nearby cemetery over the fence of the FBI Dallas office.

CBS News Radio shutting down after near century of broadcasting

CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss announced a round of layoffs Friday, along with the decision to shut down the CBS radio news service after nearly 100 years in operation.

Small airports face closure risk amid ongoing TSA staffing shortages

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says smaller airports are at risk of closing due to staffing shortages caused by an ongoing partial government shutdown.

Seattle Lime scooters will begin 'chirping' on sidewalks

Seattle pedestrians will soon notice, and hear, a change on city sidewalks as Lime sets their eyes on a new program to curb dangerous riders with audible alerts.

Live updates: Trump says US considering 'winding down' military operations in Iran

The US military is deploying three more warships and marines to the Middle East as Iran fires on Israel and energy sites in neighboring Gulf Arab states, sending oil and gas prices surging.

Video: Florida woman brings pet duck to the beach

It’s not unusual to see a woman unpacking her bag, laying out a towel and settling in to catch some rays on a beach, but a woman in South Florida is attracting a lot of attention for her beach day buddy.