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Gov. Ferguson pushes for major disaster declaration after summer wildfires (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. — Gov. Bob Ferguson is asking President Donald Trump to approve a federal Major Disaster Declaration following devastating wildfires that burned nearly 369,000 acres across eastern Washington this summer. The fires destroyed 649 primary homes and damaged another 2,542 homes, according to a preliminary damage assessment conducted by the Washington State Emergency Management Division, FEMA and local jurisdictions. PHOTOS: Devastating wildfires tear through Spokane area Ferguson said
Boeing identifies 737 MAX software glitch (opens the original)
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Boeing has identified a software glitch affecting some 737 MAX jets that could cause pilots to lose access to automated flight guidance during a specific landing scenario, according to the company. The Wall Street Journal first reported the issue, citing company documents. The glitch can occur after a missed approach when a flight crew changes the aircraft's planned flight path, according to the report. Boeing, airlines, and federal regulators have been assessing the issue to determine whether i
Bellevue lowers speed limit to 20 mph on local access roads (opens the original)
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BELLEVUE, Wash. — Drivers in Bellevue will need to slow down on many neighborhood streets as the city begins lowering the speed limit from 25 mph to 20 mph on local access roads. The new signs are going up starting Monday, Aug. 24, and Bellevue says enforcement will begin immediately once the signs are in place. The first phase will focus on neighborhoods in the North End, including northeast Bellevue, Crossroads, Lake Hills, Bridle Trails, Wilburton and northwest Bellevue. City officials said t
Judge rules Tacoma dogs that attacked pregnant woman can be relocated for adoption (opens the original)
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TACOMA, Wash. — A judge ruled that two dogs that attacked a pregnant woman in Tacoma in June can be relocated for adoption, according to the latest update in the case. Tacoma Animal Control had recommended the dogs be put down after the attack, which sent the woman into early labor and left her with a serious leg infection. RELATED | Tacoma woman in recovery after being attacked by dogs at 9 months pregnant, baby induced The ruling gives the owner 30 days to remove the dogs from Tacoma and place
WSDOT warns of major highway closures across Puget Sound this weekend (opens the original)
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WESTERN WASHINGTON — The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning drivers to plan for a busy weekend of highway construction across Puget Sound. The closures will run from Friday, Aug. 21, through Monday, Aug. 24. Travelers should expect congestion and delays on Interstate 405, Interstate 5, State Route 520 and State Route 99, with major closures in Bellevue, Seattle and Renton, WSDOT said. The biggest impacts include a full closure of southbound I-405 from Bellevue to Re
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