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Light rail service from Bellevue to Redmond opens April 27
BELLEVUE, Wash. - Light rail service is coming to the Eastside, connecting Bellevue and Redmond starting April 27, 2024. Link 2 Line service will run through eight new stations across 6.5 miles of the Eastside, with plans to expand into Snohomish County in the fall. Beginning April 27, the light rail will travel between the South Bellevue Station and the Redmond Technology Station.
Mom of University of Idaho victim discusses her son's legacy
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. - In November of 2022, Stacy Chapin learned she lost her son, Ethan, forever. Ethan was one of three other University of Idaho students who were brutally murdered in their off-campus house while they slept: His girlfriend Xana Kernodle, and roommates Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves were the other victims.
In their own words: Seattle teens talk violence
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