Millionaires Tax Advances, Deadly Renton Fire, and Crowded House Race Lead Seattle Headlines
Seattle, WA – March 17, 2026 – Lawmakers advance a millionaires tax as a deadly Renton fire displaces families and a crowded House race takes shape.
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March Snow Disrupts Travel, Blankets Tacoma in Rare Spring Storm
Tacoma, WA – March 16, 2026 – Rare March snow and a powerful storm system brought icy roads, flight delays, and wintry scenes across Tacoma.
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Storm Warnings, St. Patrick’s Festivities and Pro Soccer Spotlight Spokane
Spokane, WA – March 16, 2026 – A major winter storm brings warnings, Riverfront Park hosts St. Patrick’s events, and Sounders soccer heads to Spokane.
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Tax Vote Advances, Deadly Fire Displaces Families, Crowded House Race Emerges
Seattle, WA – March 16, 2026 – Lawmakers advance a millionaires tax, a deadly Renton condo fire displaces families, and a crowded House race unfolds.
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Tacoma City Actions, Planning Updates and Public Notices Lead This Week’s Headlines
Tacoma, WA – March 13, 2026 – City leaders advanced planning updates, reviewed utility matters, and finalized key determinations this week.
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Spokane Fire Response, Legislative Shakeup and Water Safety Plan Lead Local Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 13, 2026 – Fire crews contain Spokane Valley blaze, Jenny Graham steps aside, and PFAS cleanup plan looms.
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Seattle Headlines: Tax Vote, Renton Fire, Health Care Funding Fight
Seattle, WA – March 13, 2026 – State lawmakers advance a millionaires tax, a deadly Renton condo fire displaces families, and advocates rally to protect health care funding.
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Tacoma City Manager Talks, Wind Advisory, and Women’s Day Rally Lead Local Headlines
Tacoma, WA – March 12, 2026 – City leaders move toward hiring a new city manager as strong winds hit the region and hundreds rally downtown.
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High Winds, Council Rule Changes and Federal Sentencing Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 12, 2026 – High winds, City Council rule changes, and a major federal sentencing case lead today’s local headlines.
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Millionaires Tax Advances, Deadly Renton Fire, Foster Care Reform Lead Seattle Headlines
Seattle, WA – March 12, 2026 – Lawmakers advance a millionaires tax, a deadly Renton condo fire displaces families, and foster care reform clears the Senate.
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St. Patrick’s Festivities, Parade Case Fallout and Deadly Shooting Lead KC Headlines
Kansas City, MO – March 12, 2026 – St. Patrick’s events ramp up as a parade shooting case shifts, a deadly shooting is investigated and World Cup security funding lags.
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SR 509 Reopens After Major Weekend Closure; Cold Weather Alert, Busy Arts Week Ahead
Tacoma, WA – March 11, 2026 – SR 509 reopens after a major closure, cold weather grips the city, and Tacoma’s arts scene ramps up.
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High Wind Warning, Council Rule Changes and Police Arrest Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 11, 2026 – High winds, City Council rule changes, and a police arrest lead today’s top local headlines across the city this week.
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Seattle Headlines: Renton Fire Tragedy, Snow Showers Possible, Lawmakers Eye Foster Care Funds
Seattle, WA – March 11, 2026 – A deadly condo fire, shifting weather outlook, and a foster care funding bill lead local headlines.
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Tacoma City Manager Talks Advance, Firefighter Injured, New City Bids Open
Tacoma, WA – March 10, 2026 – City Council moves toward hiring a new city manager, a firefighter is hurt battling a blaze, and new city bids open.
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Missing Teen Alert, Golf Season Opens, and Mild Weather Ahead in Spokane
Spokane, WA – March 10, 2026 – A missing teen alert, city golf season openings, and a mild forecast lead today’s local headlines.
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Seattle Headlines: Bridge Closure, New State Law, and Street Racing Assault
Seattle, WA – March 10, 2026 – A major bridge closure, a new workers’ rights law, and a downtown assault are leading local headlines this week.
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Utility Votes Ahead, Protest Draws Crowd, and SR 509 Reopens After Weekend Closure
Tacoma, WA – March 9, 2026 – City leaders prepare for key utility votes this week as residents rally downtown over immigration enforcement concerns.
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Storm Warning, Missing Teen Alert, and New LGBTQ Shelter Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 9, 2026 – Police search for a missing teen, a winter storm warning blankets the region, and a new LGBTQ shelter opens in north Spokane.
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Seattle Lawmakers Advance Millionaires Tax; Deadly Fire Displaces Families
Seattle, WA – March 9, 2026 – Lawmakers advance a millionaires tax, a deadly condo fire displaces families, and a beloved zoo says goodbye.
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DUI Crash, Snow Threat and Cannabis Law Questions Lead Tacoma Headlines
Tacoma, WA – March 8, 2026 – Fatal DUI crash, icy weather alerts, and debate over cannabis smoke laws are shaping local conversations across Tacoma this weekend.
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Spokane Film Festival, State Hoops and City Debate Lead Sunday Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 8, 2026 – Film festival crowds, state basketball championships and City Council debate are shaping the local conversation this weekend.