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The Hardtimes Bluegrass Festival playing itself out
HAMILTON — This weekend, outside Hamilton, you can still catch a tune before the music stops at the last Hardtimes Bluegrass Festival.Watch the full video below: Ending on a high note: The Hardtimes Bluegrass Festival to play itself out this weekend “We’d like to keep it as nice as it was and go out with…
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Hilltop construction, dog rescue, barbershop closing among TNT’s top stories
Also Thursday, a Tacoma restaurant known for its duck is expanding to Seattle.
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Floatplane crashes near Sucia Island with 11 on board
SAN JUAN ISLANDS, Wash. – A Kenmore Air floatplane crashed north of Orcas Island on Thursday with 11 people on board, and all passengers are accounted for. What we know: The crash happened around 5:15 p.m. near Sucia Island, located in the San Juan Islands. According to the U.S. Coast Guard, the floatplane was attempting…
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Seattle man survives after felon fires into moving bus
SEATTLE – Surveillance video and court documents obtained by FOX 13 Seattle reveal the harrowing details of a July 5 shooting aboard a King County Metro bus. The shooting in Seattle’s SODO District left a local artist clinging to life and a 10-time convicted felon facing a potential life sentence under Washington’s “Three Strikes” law. …
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Ukraine war briefing: EU sanctions oust Russian president of world chess | Russia
Arkady Dvorkovich, the president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), said on Friday he was suspending his activity with the organisation after being placed on the EU list of sanctioned Russians. Dvorkovich, a former Russian deputy prime minister, complained that the designation was “unlawful and unfair”. A statement said Viswanathan Anand, an Indian world chess…
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Bite of Seattle returns, vendors slam surging fees
SEATTLE, Wash. – The Bite of Seattle returns to Seattle Center this weekend, bringing together food vendors, artists and visitors for one of the city’s largest summer festivals. But before the first plates are served, some vendors say they are watching closely to see whether the event continues to reflect the city it is named…
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Is it legal to fly with medical cannabis? Guidelines in the US and Canada
Having a prescription does not mean you can take cannabis on just any airline flight.
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Missoula Marathon breaks economic records with $5.26M impact
MISSOULA — Thousands of runners helped the Missoula Marathon generate millions of dollars, creating a record-breaking year for the race’s economic impact. Watch the full video below: Missoula Marathon breaks economic records with $5.26M impact “After we got our numbers back in 2025, and we were just over $4 million of economic impact, I said,…
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Seattle U professor let go after posting controversial video
SEATTLE – A former Seattle University professor says her position was eliminated after she posted a video showing a university official snatching a Palestinian flag from a graduating student. The backstory: The video from Seattle University’s 2026 commencement ceremony shows the school’s provost grabbing the flag out of the student’s hands. Former professor Carmen Rivera…
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Billings hiker survives impalement by trekking pole on Granite Peak
BILLINGS — What began as an early morning goal to summit Montana’s tallest mountain turned into a remarkable survival story after a Billings man was impaled by a trekking pole on Granite Peak.Watch the full video below: Billings hiker survives impalement by trekking pole on Granite Peak David Cifaldi, an Intermountain Health nurse, was climbing…