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WSU President talks upcoming Apple Cup game, future of rivalry, updates at Martin Stadium (opens the original)
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The countdown to the Apple Cup is underway with just a few days to go until the 118th meeting between in‑state rivals - the Washington State University (WSU) Cougars and the University of Washington (UW) Huskies. WSU President Dr. Betsy Cantwell has been in Seattle this week to build excitement ahead of Sunday's matchup at Husky Stadium. She's also been meeting with community leaders to talk about the state of higher education. (KUNS-TV Photo) SEATTLE — The countdown to the Apple Cup is underway
Stretching that back-to-school budget? Here's an easy way to save big on items, clothes (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — The back-to-school spending numbers are just staggering! According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), families with students in elementary through high school spend an average of more than $860 on items each year. Nearly $300 is spend on electronics, followed by clothing accessories, and shoes, the NRF reports. And the numbers are even higher for college students - more than $1,400 spent each year! Electronics remain the top spending category, followed by dorm or apartment furnis
Renton police to parents as new school year begins: Slow down in school zones! (opens the original)
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RENTON, Wash. — It's a big day for students in the Renton School District as they kick off the new school year on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. With the new school year comes an important reminder about school zone safety. Police are urging drivers to pay attention and slow down -- especially when children are present! The speed limit drops to 20 mph when school zone lights are illuminated. Drivers should still hit their brakes if the school zone lights are not on and children are present, police
Use AI, social media often? You're likely spending more on back-to-school shopping (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — With students at Washington State University and several districts in Jefferson and Lewis Counties back in school on Monday, a lot of families are starting to tally up how much they spent in recent weeks to get ready for the new school year. According to the National Retail Federation, families with students in elementary school, middle school, and high school spent an average of $863.86 on items this year—up slightly from $858.07 in 2025. And college students spent an average of more
Cancer Pathways' new CEO sets ambitious goal to reach 1 million people affected by cancer (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — In Washington state, more than 46,000 people are diagnosed with cancer each year, according to the Washington State Department of Health. When someone is diagnosed with cancer, doctors help treat the disease. But what about navigating through the experience of cancer? The non-profit organization's beautiful brick building sits on the corner of East Union Street and Broadway on Seattle's Capitol Hill. Beyond the white pillars and black gates out front and the sign above a bold red door
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