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Breakroom Chronicles: SeaTac, WA grocery workers dance on TikTok for Seahawks win
The "Breakroom Chronicles" lunch ladies seen all over TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook are dancing for a Seahawks win this Sunday's championship game.
The "Breakroom Chronicles" lunch ladies seen all over TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook are dancing for a Seahawks win this Sunday's championship game.
The downtown Seattle Nordstrom Rack store is relocating a few blocks down in spring 2027.
Health officials say powdered whole milk used to make ByHeart infant formula could be a source of contamination that led to an outbreak of infant botulism that has sickened dozens of babies.
Quarterback Sam Darnold and left tackle Charles Cross both are expected to play in Sunday's NFC championship game for the Seattle Seahawks.
A 12-year-old pleaded not guilty to attacking a woman with a screwdriver and robbing her in the Central District.
In this edition of Adam at the Movies, Good Day Seattle's Adam Gehrke reviews Mercy.
The Pacific Northwest Reptile & Exotic Animal Show (PACNWRS) returns to the Washington State Fairgrounds Jan. 24-25! Studio 13 Live meets two of the baby capybaras featured in the event.
In the first week of the Washington State Legislature's 2026 regular session , the granddaughter of an 80-year-old woman carjacked and murdered in Seattle is fighting back against a bill proposed by Senator Bob Hasegawa (D), Senator Claire Wilson (D) and Senator T'wina Nobles (D) to change Washington State's three-strikes law. If passed, critics say Senate Bill 5945 would put criminals' rights over victims' rights. Plus, another proposed bill would make it easier for the state to remove kids from homes of parents addicted to deadly drugs like Fentanyl. Representative Travis Couture (R) says House Bill 1092 is meant to fix the unintended consequences of Washington's Keeping Families Together Act. And, a fentanyl exposure almost killed 6 puppies who could be up for adoption soon. See the efforts of firefighters to save them.
Supporters say the 5% tax on large employers would protect education and safety-net services, while opponents warn it could drive businesses away and raise consumer costs.