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UW stabbing investigation: Police are still searching for a suspect after a UW student was killed in a stabbing at the off-campus Nordheim Court Apartments; the victim, a 19-year-old transgender woman, was found dead in a secured laundry room, and investigators say the suspect is a Black man (about 25–30, slim build) last seen in a button-up shirt, dark blue vest, and jeans. Public safety & community grief: Seattle is also mourning an employee found shot to death at Growler Guys on Lake City Way, with a growing memorial outside the business. Environment: Gray whale deaths are piling up—18 have washed ashore dead so far this year, with researchers calling it “alarmingly high,” while crews in Ocean Shores are even burying carcasses after moving them above the tide line. Politics: Washington Democrats are debating whether to join national redistricting fights, though no immediate change is planned. Local life: Seattle Parks and Rec is weighing removing dual-use pickleball/tennis courts, a move that could cut pickleball access right away. Sports & culture: The Mariners beat the Astros 3-1 as George Kirby struck out seven; Whim W’Him’s “Spring ’26” opened with a high-energy new work.

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Seattle commuters face week of road changes: New ramp, lane closures, and more

Seattle commuters face week of road changes: New ramp, lane closures, and more

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Seattle wants more TV commercials made here to boost local film industry

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Seattle Storm holds special Mother's Day clinic for fans, including Mayor Katie Wilson

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