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New mRNA flu vaccine for adults over 50 is 'more effective,' UW Medicine says (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Flu season is right around the corner, and this year, so is a new type of vaccine. Adults 50 and older are eligible for a new mRNA flu vaccine, developed using the same technology as COVID-19 vaccines. The new shot is almost 30% more effective than the traditional vaccine, according to UW Medicine, for older adults at higher risk of hospitalization or death. SEE ALSO | From colds to measles: What parents should watch for this school year "Anybody over 50, their immune system undergoes
Remains of missing Pierce County mother, suspected murder victim found months later (opens the original)
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PIERCE COUNTY, Wash. — It's been nearly six months since Dawn Dill was first reported missing and four months since her then-boyfriend was charged with her murder. Only now are her loved ones given any sense of closure, after Pierce County deputies found her remains in a wooded area of Frederickson last week. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Pierce County Sheriff’s detectives investigate human remains found near Frederickson woods Deputies located human remains in the 7700 block of 176th Street East in the F
South Seattle residents attend first of 3 'listening sessions' amid police chief search (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — South Seattle residents packed Van Asselt Community Center on Saturday morning, eager to listen and be heard. Two months after former Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes was asked to resign by Mayor Katie Wilson, the city is actively searching for a new head of the police department. That search will be shaped by feedback and input from community members, according to representatives of the mayor's office. Saturday was the first of three "community listening sessions" organized by Seattle
Driver to be sentenced for deadly Ballard hit-and-run in 2025 (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — The man convicted of hitting and killing a pedestrian in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood in February 2025 is expected to be sentenced in court Friday. David Tapia, 19, pleaded not guilty to felony hit-and-run last November in connection with a deadly crash that killed 39-year-old Ole Ward on Feb. 1, 2025. This September, Tapia formally entered a guilty plea by way of Alford, which does not require an admission of guilt, according to court documents. Tapia allegedly bought marijuana and
Tacoma City Council expected to vote on $20 minimum wage proposal by year’s end (opens the original)
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TACOMA, Wash. — City leaders in Tacoma are expected to vote on a proposal to increase minimum wage to $20 per hour before the end of this year. Deputy Mayor Joe Bushnell is currently drafting an ordinance to do so, after months of feedback from small business owners, workers, and other stakeholders, he said. Currently, minimum wage in Tacoma aligns with Washington state's required rate of $17.13 per hour. Meanwhile, Seattle's minimum wage is $21.13 as of 2026, and in Everett, minimum wage falls
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