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Boeing lays off nearly 2,200 people in Washington, state reports

Boeing is laying off nearly 2,200 workers in Washington state, effective December 20. This permanent reduction will affect employees across various locations as the company seeks to realign its workforce with financial realities.

Good news for drivers: SR 529 bridge reopens in Everett after 5 months

The SR 529 bridge between Everett and Marysville has reopened after five months of repairs, easing traffic for local commuters. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) announced the completion of maintenance, including repainting and mechanical repairs, which is expected to reduce congestion in downtown Everett.

Wet, windy weather ahead: Western WA braces for heavy rain, mountain snow

Western Washington is preparing for a week of heavy rain and mountain snow, with potential flooding risks. Meteorologist Ted Buehner warns of low temperatures and challenging travel conditions in the mountains.

Oleksiak lifts Kraken over Islanders 3-2 for 4th straight win

Jamie Oleksiak scored the winning goal with just over three minutes left, leading the Seattle Kraken to a 3-2 victory over the New York Islanders, marking their fourth consecutive win. Joey Daccord made 22 saves, contributing to the team's momentum in the NHL.

At least five people in Washington state sickened by E. coli linked to organic carrots

An E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots has sickened at least five people in Washington state, with 39 infections reported across 18 states. The outbreak, traced to Grimmway Farms, has led to hospitalizations and one death. Consumers are advised to dispose of affected carrots and sanitize surfaces.

** Video: Fall City Murder Update - MyNorthwest.com

An update on the Fall City mass shooting investigation reveals alarming details, as reported by Steve Hickey (PhotogSteve81). This information is part of a broader discussion on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM, where community members can engage with the ongoing developments surrounding this tragic event.

UW Huskies pull away, beat UCLA 31-19 to secure bowl eligibility

The UW Huskies secured bowl eligibility with a 31-19 victory over UCLA, driven by quarterback Demond Williams Jr.'s strong second-half performance. Williams replaced Will Rogers, who struggled with two interceptions, and led three scoring drives. This win marks the Huskies' second victory in three games and extends their home win streak to 20 games.

Docs: Fall City murder suspect's previous defense team accused of violating court order

The King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has accused the defense team of a 15-year-old murder suspect in Fall City of violating court orders during their investigation, potentially compromising evidence in the case involving five family members.

'Unsolved Histories' Episode 8: A Permanent Memorial Created to Honor the Fallen from Flight 293

Families and friends of the victims from Flight 293 commemorated the 60th anniversary of the tragic crash in a heartfelt ceremony, leading to the establishment of a permanent memorial at Tahoma National Cemetery. The final episode of the podcast 'Unsolved Histories' explores the emotional stories of those left behind and their quest for recognition from the Department of Defense, highlighting the enduring impact of the tragedy on the victims' families.

'Catastrophic:' Senator Patty Murray condemns appointment of RFK Jr. to lead HHS

Senator Patty Murray has condemned President-elect Donald Trump's selection of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), calling the appointment 'catastrophic' due to Kennedy's anti-vaccine advocacy and potential threats to public health.

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