Most remarkable, though, is how little of 1B’s funding is coming from inside Seattle: 61 percent of their funding comes from ...

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Despite being a strong reliever for the Dodgers the last two seasons, Ryan Brasier was DFA'd last week. The Cubs swooped in ...

Tacoma International Airport say a Japan Airlines plane that was taxiing on the tarmac apparently struck the tail of a parked ...

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The Seattle Mariners appear to be done with offseason moves. Will they improve in 2025? Mike Salk details five things that ...

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High-income earners, retirees and the wealthy have the most to gain from no state income tax, local experts said. Low and middle class people feel more of the burden from sales and property taxes and ...