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Renton police are warning residents to be vigilant due to a concerning increase in home burglaries, with 11 homes targeted over the past two weeks. The burglars are primarily stealing high-value items and are known to break into homes through unsecured entry points. Residents are advised to enhance their home security measures and report any suspicious activity.
The People’s March Seattle took place on January 19, 2025, in Cal Anderson Park, gathering approximately 3,500 participants to voice their concerns just before Donald Trump's second presidential inauguration. Despite being smaller than previous women's marches, attendees emphasized the importance of unity and inclusivity, focusing on issues such as women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and social justice.
The People's March Seattle took place on January 19, 2025, attracting around 3,500 participants in Capitol Hill, just before Donald Trump's second inauguration. While smaller than previous marches, the event highlighted diverse issues such as women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and the need for social justice, emphasizing solidarity among marginalized groups.
The People’s March Seattle took place in Capitol Hill, gathering approximately 3,500 participants as Donald Trump prepared for his second inauguration. While smaller than previous marches, attendees emphasized solidarity and empowerment, with a broader message addressing various social issues, including women's rights and LGBTQ+ support.
A firefighter was injured while rescuing pets from a house fire in Lake Stevens, Washington. The fire broke out Friday evening, and crews managed to save three cats and one dog before bringing the blaze under control. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Governor Bob Ferguson has announced that flags will fly at full staff in Washington state on Inauguration Day to honor President-elect Donald Trump. Following the inauguration, flags will return to half-staff in remembrance of former President Jimmy Carter for 30 days after his death. This directive highlights the significance of the inauguration while also acknowledging a recent loss in the political landscape.
Renton police have issued a warning to residents following a notable increase in home burglaries, with 11 homes targeted in just two weeks. Authorities advise residents to enhance security measures and remain vigilant, as burglars are primarily after high-value items.
Scientists are closely monitoring Mount Rainier for any signs of volcanic activity, emphasizing its background state of calm. The U.S. Geological Survey's (USGS) research team utilizes advanced technology to detect potential eruptions and assess associated hazards, particularly lahars, which pose threats to nearby communities. While the volcano hasn't erupted in over a millennium, preparedness efforts are in place for potential future risks.
A boat fire occurred at Semiahmoo Marina in Blaine, Washington, on Saturday night, with no injuries reported. The Blaine Police Department and North Whatcom Fire and Rescue responded to the incident, and authorities have contacted the boat's owner.
Pierce Transit is providing free rides to warming centers in response to the cold snap affecting the Puget Sound region, effective from January 19 to January 22. This initiative, in partnership with the Pierce County Department of Emergency Management, aims to assist residents in accessing shelters during extremely low temperatures. Free bus, Runner, and SHUTTLE paratransit services will be available for those traveling to or from designated warming centers.