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Man Called Mom to Confess Random Killings at Convenience Store: Police
Police say they located the suspect in the random killing of three people at a convenience store in Yakima, Washington, after he borrowed a stranger’s cell phone to call his mother and confess to what he had done.
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Man Arrested in Brazen Attempted Kidnapping of Barista From Drive-Thru Window
A man was captured on surveillance video attempting to kidnap a barista from the drive-thru window at a Washington state coffee shop.
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Video Shows Man Attempting to Kidnap Barista From Drive-Thru Window
Police in Washington state are searching for a man who was captured on surveillance video attempting to kidnap a barista from the drive-thru window at an Auburn coffee shop.
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Watch: Man Allegedly Tries to Abduct Barista Through Drive-Thru Window
Police say a suspect in Washington state attempted to kidnap a barista by pulling her through a drive-thru window on Monday.
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2 Arrested in Power Substation Attack in Washington State
Two men have been arrested and charged with vandalizing electrical substations in Washington state, attacks that left thousands without power over the holidays, and one suspect told authorities they did it so they could break into a business and steal money, U.S. authorities said Tuesday.
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Four Washington State Electrical Substations Vandalized, Knocking Out Power For Thousands
The attacks come as federal officials are warning that the U.S. power grid needs better security to prevent domestic terrorism and after a large outage in North Carolina earlier this month that took days to repair.
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At least 17,000 People Were Without Power on Christmas After Substation Attack
At least 17,000 people were left without power after four substations were attacked in Pierce County, Washington on Christmas Day
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Maxwell Frost, First Gen Z Congressman-Elect, Denied Apartment Over Bad Credit
Rep.-elect Maxwell Frost of Florida, the first member of Generation Z elected to Congress, says he is struggling to get an apartment in Washington and lost an application fee because his credit is “really bad.”
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Barber Fatally Shot While Cutting 8-Year-Old Boy's Hair
A Washington barber was in the middle of cutting an 8-year-old child’s hair when a gunman entered the shop and shot him several times.
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Barber Shot and Killed While Cutting 8-Year-Old's Hair
A Washington barber was shot and killed while cutting an 8-year-old boy’s hair Wednesday evening.
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DC Attorney General to Make ‘Major Announcement' About Washington Commanders
The attorney general for the District of Columbia is set to hold a news conference related to the NFL’s Washington Commanders. The office of D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine says he will make a major announcement Thursday. No details were provided. His office launched an investigation into the team around the time the U.S. House Committee for Oversight and Reform...
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Washington Dress Code Saying Bikini Baristas Must Cover Up Is Ruled Unconstitutional by Federal Court
A Washington city’s dress code ordinance that says “bikini baristas” must cover their bodies at work has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal court.
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Megan Hilty's Pregnant Sister, Brother-In-Law and Their Child Die in Plane Crash
“Smash” star Megan Hilty is mourning the loss of her sister, brother-in-law and their child, who all died in a plane crash near Whidbey Island in Washington.
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3-Month-Old Boy Dies After Being Left in Hot Car in Washington, DC
Authorities say they were not able to revive the child, who was found by his father. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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17 Democratic Members of Congress Arrested During DC Abortion Rights Protest
The U.S. Capitol Police on Tuesday said 35 people, including 17 Democratic members of Congress, were arrested during a protest that blocked traffic over the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Arby's Manager Caught on Camera Urinating in Milkshake Mix, Police Say
Investigators reportedly found footage of the 29-year-old man peeing into a bag of milkshake mix as they were executing a search warrant on his phone as part of a child pornography investigation.
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Seattle's Space Needle Painted Original Gold for Anniversary
The anniversary celebration, which began in April, continues for six months.
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WATCH: Pelican Blocks Plane's Path for Takeoff at San Diego Airport
Passengers on a Horizon Airlines flight bound for Everett, Washington had to spend a few extra minutes on the ground at San Diego International Airport Thursday afternoon.
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Supreme Court Tackles Case About Praying Football Coach
The outcome of the case being heard by a conservative majority could strengthen the acceptability of some religious practices in the public school setting.
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Woman Rescued After Falling Headfirst Into Toilet Trying to Retrieve Cellphone
The woman at first disassembled the toilet seat and used dog leashes to try and get the phone and eventually used the leashes to tie herself off as she reached for the phone.