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Trump ally Steve Bannon freed from prison

Steve Bannon, a former ally of Donald Trump, has been released from prison after serving a four-month sentence for contempt of Congress related to the January 6 Capitol attack. He plans to continue his support for Trump in the upcoming presidential election, highlighting ongoing political tensions.

Seattle Storm tops the WNBA as most valuable franchise

The Seattle Storm has become the most valuable franchise in the WNBA, valued at $151 million. This growth reflects a trend in women's sports, driven by increased media rights deals and strategic partnerships. Co-owner Ginny Gilder highlights the transformative impact of this valuation on women's professional athletics.

Incendiary attacks on ballot drop boxes in Washington, Oregon spark election security concerns

Authorities are investigating incendiary attacks on ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington, raising urgent election security concerns ahead of a critical election. The incidents resulted in damaged ballots and calls for enhanced security measures to protect the electoral process.

Boeing looking to raise up to approximately $19B in offering

Boeing is seeking to raise approximately $19 billion through a stock offering to address liquidity challenges worsened by an ongoing strike. The funds will be used for corporate purposes, including debt repayment and investments in subsidiaries, highlighting the company's critical financial situation.

Halloween forecast updates: How much rain will there be this week?

Western Washington is preparing for a cool and wet week as two Pacific weather systems bring scattered showers and the region's first significant snowfall of the season. With Halloween approaching, meteorologist Ted Buehner discusses the forecast, including the potential for rain during trick-or-treating hours.

Overnight freezing temps have returned as Seattle's first frost is just days away

Seattle is preparing for its first frost of the season, expected on October 28, as overnight freezing temperatures return. Residents are advised to protect sensitive plants and outdoor equipment in anticipation of cooler weather and potential icy road conditions.

Artifact of airship's historic visit hidden away at Joint Base Lewis-McChord

The article highlights the 100-year anniversary of the U.S. Navy airship Shenandoah's visit to the Puget Sound area in 1924. Local historian Lee Corbin emphasizes the importance of this event and the remnants of the airship's mooring mast at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, which serves as a reminder of a significant yet overlooked moment in aviation history.

For Capitol Hill and Central District neighborhoods, SPDs research shows the top public safety concern is traffic safety

A recent survey reveals that traffic safety is the top public safety concern among East Precinct residents in Seattle. The findings come amidst a violent weekend that included a homicide, raising questions about public safety as voters prepare for the November ballot, which features a significant transportation levy.

25-year-old victim identified in deadly PikePine shooting

A 25-year-old woman, Breanna Simmons, was identified as the victim in a deadly shooting on 11th Ave in Seattle's Pike/Pine area over the weekend. The police are investigating the incident, which was the city's 52nd homicide of the year, and are seeking information regarding the shooting and a subsequent incident at her memorial.

Rain, blustering winds to fade in Western WA until the weekend

A significant fall storm has passed through Western Washington, bringing heavy rain and strong winds over the weekend. This week, calmer weather will allow residents to focus on cleanup and restoration efforts following the storm.

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