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1 killed, 1 arrested in suspected DUI crash in Tacoma

A suspected DUI crash in Tacoma has resulted in one fatality and the arrest of the driver believed to be responsible. The incident occurred when the suspect attempted to overtake another vehicle, leading to a collision with a southbound car. Authorities suspect speed and intoxication were factors in the crash.

New discoveries from Seattle scientists could help manage brain's aging process

Seattle scientists at the Allen Institute have published a groundbreaking study revealing insights into the aging process of brain cells, highlighting the connection between diet, inflammation, and brain health. By analyzing over 1.2 million brain cells from young and older mice, researchers identified critical changes in glial cells that could lead to advancements in maintaining cognitive function as humans age.

Overlake Medical Center welcomes first baby of 2025

Overlake Medical Center in Bellevue, Washington, celebrated the arrival of Baby Sirpa, the first baby born in 2025, just moments after midnight. Weighing approximately seven pounds and nine ounces, Sirpa is the second child of her parents, who are also from Bellevue.

Man arrested after standoff at West Seattle Safeway

A man was arrested after a standoff at a West Seattle Safeway on New Year's Day, following threats made to a woman with a knife. The suspect, believed to be under the influence of methamphetamine, faces charges including assault and harassment.

New 2025 WA laws include minimum wage increase, expanded paid sick leave

Starting January 1, 2025, Washington State will implement new laws that increase the minimum wage and expand paid sick leave for workers. These changes aim to enhance worker rights and support employees, particularly in the healthcare sector, benefiting both residents and local businesses.

New 2025 WA laws include minimum wage increase, expanded paid sick leave

New laws in Washington state, effective January 1, 2025, will raise the minimum wage to $16.66 per hour and expand paid sick leave for workers, including app-based drivers. Additionally, the laws will enhance protections for vulnerable road users by increasing penalties for negligent driving that leads to injuries or fatalities.

One found dead in Burien, WA house fire

A house fire in Burien, WA, on New Year's Eve resulted in one fatality. Firefighters faced challenges entering the home due to a collapsed roof and clutter but managed to extinguish the flames by 9 a.m. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Seattle police ramp up DUI patrols ahead of New Year's festivities

Seattle police are increasing DUI patrols ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations, particularly around the Space Needle fireworks and drone show. With thousands expected to attend, officials stress the importance of responsible drinking and highlight free public transit options available for safe travel.

Seattle Concerts We're Looking Forward to in 2025

Seattle is set to host an exciting array of concerts in 2025, featuring a diverse lineup of artists and genres. This article is essential for music lovers eager to explore the vibrant live music scene in the city.

Things to do in Seattle on Christmas Day

Seattle offers a variety of festive events for residents and families looking to celebrate Christmas Day together, creating a lively atmosphere filled with holiday cheer.

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