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♪ the voters have spoken. the message they are sending now today to republicans and democrats alike after last nights big election. it is debate day in america. donald trump is skipping, but the five candidates who are showing up, they are already planning sharper attacks. which candidate absolutely needs a knockout punch? and michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib censured over her comments about israel, how shes responding to the rare and stunning rebuke. im sara sidner with ka...

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Seattle police arrested 17-year-old Caution Anderson who is accused of gunning down a 29-year-old man last month in Pioneer Square.

A man was shot dead in Pioneer Square Saturday night and police are searching for answers.Officers responded to reports of a male shot near the intersection of

Seattle police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead in Pioneer Square Saturday night.

A man was shot dead in Pioneer Square Saturday night and police are searching for answers.Officers responded to reports of a male shot near the intersection of

Police are investigating a deadly Seattle shooting that happened Saturday around 11:15 p.m. in Pioneer Square.

Seattle Police are investigating two overnight shootings, including one that left a man dead in Pioneer Square, and another in Jose Rizal Park.

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The Sumner City Council will likely vote on a resolution that may determine the fate of a historic structure dating as far back as the 1860s.