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Brooklyn Park plane crash No surviving passengers, residents of home safe

A tragic plane crash occurred in Brooklyn Park, resulting in no survivors among the passengers, while the residents of the impacted home emerged unharmed. The incident, which took place near 109th Avenue North and Noble Parkway, is under investigation by the FAA and NTSB. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed gratitude to first responders and emphasized the ongoing monitoring of the situation.

Bellevue, WA police investigate attempted kidnapping

Bellevue police are seeking public assistance in identifying a man involved in an attempted kidnapping of a 16-year-old girl in the Lake Hills area. The incident occurred shortly after the girl exited a Metro bus, and a passerby intervened, prompting the suspect to flee. Authorities have provided a description of the suspect and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.

Caleb Love's 29 points lead Arizona to 87-83 win over Oregon

Caleb Love's remarkable performance, scoring 29 points, led the Arizona Wildcats to an 87-83 victory over the Oregon Ducks, securing a spot in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. Arizona overcame a 15-point deficit, marking their largest comeback in tournament history. Jackson Shelstad's 25 points kept Oregon competitive, but key free throws sealed the win for Arizona.

Mitch Haniger released by Seattle Mariners

The Seattle Mariners have released veteran outfielder Mitch Haniger, who struggled with injuries during spring training. Haniger, 34, had one year left on his contract worth $15.5 million and expressed gratitude for his time with the team. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter in Mariners history, as he was a key player since joining the team in 2017.

Dynamo's Jimmy Maurer, Sounders' Stefan Frei duel to scoreless draw

Jimmy Maurer's debut as the Dynamo goalkeeper resulted in a scoreless draw against the Seattle Sounders, with both teams unable to find the net. Maurer, who stepped in for the injured Andrew Tarbell, recorded four saves, while Sounders' Stefan Frei secured his first clean sheet of the season. The match marked a continued struggle for the Dynamo in Seattle, extending their winless streak against the Sounders on the road.

Deputies shoot suspect in Spanaway, WA

A suspect involved in a felony domestic violence case was shot by a Pierce County Sheriff's deputy during a police pursuit in Spanaway, WA. The incident occurred after the suspect fled from deputies, leading to a crash and subsequent shooting during a felony traffic stop. The suspect is currently hospitalized, and the Pierce County Force Investigation Team is conducting the investigation.

TREASUREs 'PLEASURE' album brings nostalgia and a fresh sound

TREASURE, the K-pop group under YG Entertainment, has released their new mini-album "PLEASURE," showcasing a softer sound with the title track "YELLOW." The album reflects the group's gratitude towards their fans and has already garnered significant attention, with the "YELLOW" music video amassing over 43 million views in just two weeks. As they prepare for their upcoming U.S. tour, TREASURE continues to evolve and expand their global reach.

WA legislature passes deadline to advance legislation to opposite chamber

Washington lawmakers reached a critical deadline on Wednesday, passing legislation out of their respective chambers in advance of the 2025 session. While many bills advanced, several key proposals, including measures related to inmate resentencing and drink spiking prevention, did not make the deadline and will likely not become law this session.

Thieves push cement barriers through Maple Valley pot shop to get inside

A brazen group of thieves smashed into Goobie's Doobies, a pot shop in Maple Valley, using a cement barrier to gain access and causing an estimated $10,000 in damages. This incident marks the third smash-and-grab theft the business has faced in four years, prompting the general manager to enhance security measures. Local authorities encourage anyone with information about the theft to contact law enforcement.

South Tacoma neighbors concerned over constant overnight gunfire

Residents of South Tacoma are voicing their concerns over frequent overnight gunfire, particularly during weekends, which they say disrupts their lives and poses safety risks. Neighbors are calling for increased police presence, especially following a shooting incident on February 8 that left two injured. Tacoma Police and city officials have acknowledged the issue and are working on strategies to enhance community safety.

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