"The Autonomous Zone" in Seattle

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As reported by the NYTimes, in a shocking turn of events this week, the Seattle Police Department had offered a concession to George Floyd protesters: Officers abandoned their building, boarded up the windows, and have let the protesters have free rein outside. “This space is now property of the Seattle people,” read a banner on the front entrance of the now-empty police station. Seattle is now quite literally an experiment in life without the police — part street festival, part commune.
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- How this south Seattle high school is 'remixing' education link
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One-on-one interview with Seattle Storm legend Sue Bird
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Seattle Storm’s Sue Bird is one of the best athletes in the world, a point guard who is a 12-time all-star, with five Olympic gold medals and four WNBA championships.
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Gov. Inslee says he won't re-implement mask mandate in Washington
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In a wide-ranging press conference on Wednesday, Inslee said vaccination requirements for state employees will remain in place.
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Cooking delicious King Salmon with Lotte Hotel Seattle - New Day NW
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Chef Jeffrey Hunter from Charlotte Restaurant & Lounge stopped by the studio.
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January 6 defendants trying to get trials moved out of Washington, D.C.
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Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes is trying to have his trial stemming from the investigation into the January 6 insurrection moved out of Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, the Justice Department and other authorities are seeking copies of records from the House select committee investigating the assault on the Capitol. CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane joined CBS News to discuss.
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Seattle Seawolves react to news of US hosting 2031 Men’s Rugby World Cup - New Day NW
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Seattle is in the running to host the event in 2031!
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The Seattle Seahawks 2022 schedule
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A look at the full game schedule for the Seattle Seahawks' 2022 regular season
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Dreamin' Wild: The true story of Eastern Washington teens & the album that hit it big 30 years later
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Donnie and Joe Emerson had a dream of making music from their family farm in Fruitland, Washington. They cut one album and it became a hit... 30 years later.
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Wind Advisory for Washington | Spokane Weather Forecast: May 18, 2022
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Wind Advisory for Washington | Spokane Weather Forecast: May 18, 2022
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How volcanic eruptions shaped Washington state
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On the 42nd anniversary of the Mount St. Helens eruption, here is a look at how volcanic eruptions shaped Washington state.
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Suspects in Seattle smash-and-grabs charged
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A pair of suspects that could be linked to dozens of break-ins and a series of ATM smash-and-grabs in the Seattle area were charged Tuesday.
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Court hears challenge to Washington's conversion therapy ban
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The Attorney General's Office is defending the law, making the case that conversion therapy is a discredited and harmful practice.
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Washington average gas price hits $5 per gallon
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Washington state's average gas price is currently 55 cents higher than the national average price, which is $4.48 per gallon, according to AAA.
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Washington launched a 'war' on North American oil: Billionaire supermarket owner
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United Refining Chairman and CEO John Catsimatidis, who is also the billionaire owner and CEO of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes, argues 'there is a war by Washington on North American oil.'
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Seattle concert to benefit Ukrainian artists
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The Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra and the Seattle Opera will team up Monday night for a unity concert benefitting Ukrainian artists.
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Former President Trump’s hotel in Washington, D.C. sold for $375 million
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#Shorts #Trump #PresidentTrump #TrumphotelDC
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Investigations into rash of ATM smash-and-grabs continue in Seattle, Bellevue
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Seattle Police say they arrested two suspects accused of involvement in a series of burglaries across King County.
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Thousands gather in Seattle to voice support for abortion rights
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A large contingent of people gathered at Cal Anderson Park to voice their support for federal abortion rights.
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76-year-old taking 'Tractor Trip for Parkinson's' from Washington to Minnesota to raise awareness, d
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76-year-old Mike Adkinson is preparing to pull a trailer with his John Deere tractor more than 1,700 miles from Bellingham to Minnesota to honor his brother.
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Gone Fishin: Washington Wizards | NBA on TNT
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The.Inside Guys send the Washington Wizards home on this edition of Gone Fishin.
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Seattle resuming full enforcement of 72-hour parking rule
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Seattle Municipal Code prohibits a person from parking their car on the same block of a city street for more than 72 consecutive hours.
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Seattle businesses expanding in Spokane | Boomtown
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Seattle businesses expanding in Spokane | Boomtown
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Search continues for 3 people believed to be involved in series of crimes in Seattle
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Three people were involved in an alleged carjacking, with one suspect firing a gunshot.
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Seattle businesses, fans gearing up for football season
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The Seahawks' full schedule was announced Thursday, garnering excitement for the season ahead.
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Inside one family's efforts to help an Indigenous woman living on Seattle's streets
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The family of a woman searched several Seattle homeless encampments before finding a loved one and getting her treatment.
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Russell Wilson returns to Seattle for Week 1 Monday night matchup
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Wilson's highly-anticipated return to Seattle is one of three prime-time games at Lumen Field this season.
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US Senate: Guilford County native, former Gov. McCrory wants to be NC's next senator in Washington
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US Senate: Guilford County native, former Gov. McCrory wants to be NC's next senator in Washington
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Watch: Seattle police search for carjacking suspects
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Seattle police officers are searching for suspects involved in an alleged carjacking.
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Superfine coming to Seattle with hopes of making art more accessible - New Day NW
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They hope to make a more welcoming environment for female artists, LGBTQ artists, and artists of color.
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WATCH: Live look at the Seattle waterfront
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A look at the Seattle waterfront on a cloudy Thursday morning.
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Seattle police investigate shooting on Aurora Ave N
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Thursday morning’s shooting is the fourth shooting Seattle police are investigating in the past week
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Washington has the fewest number of available jobs
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A new study from Commodity.com ranked Washington at the bottom for available jobs among all 50 states
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