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Kent Police Blotter: 79 tires worth $41K stolen from Les Schwab
A sampling of Kent Police incidents Oct. 23 to Nov. 5:. • Flock camera alert: Officers responded to a Flock camera alert. Air support (drone) monitored the suspect vehicle while officers coordinated a stop. The suspect was safely taken into custody, and officers recovered a firearm during the arrest. Oct....
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Kent man gets 44-month sentence for killing smoke shop clerk
A 29-year-old Kent man received a prison sentence of three years and eight months for running over and killing a smoke shop clerk with a Jeep in September 2025 after the clerk tried to stop him from stealing a can of soda. Jahmari Jaali Simpson pleaded guilty in August to...
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Woman accused of drunkenly crashing into gas station ice machine
A 40-year-old Bremerton woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI Wednesday morning after her vehicle struck an ice machine outside a convenience store while she was unconscious behind the wheel, the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office says.
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Man who was repeatedly punched by Auburn officer files notice of claim with the city
AUBURN, Wash. — The man at the center of a now-viral video of a police officer punching him in the head has notified the City of Auburn that he may file a lawsuit against the city. On Monday, Mauro Felix Valles, 33, filed a notice of claim with the...
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Simon to buy prominent Seattle shopping center
The company that owns Columbia Center mall in Kennewick is about to expand its portfolio with another notable retail property in the state. Simon Property Group recently announced its intent to purchase the University Village shopping center in Seattle, according to Washington Retail. Terms of the deal haven’t been disclosed by Simon said it intends to close on the purchase by the end of 2026.
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Over 130 dogs sent to Tacoma-Humane Society in November. Shelter asks for help
The Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County is asking the public for help after receiving too many dogs. In a Nov. 11 Facebook post , the organization said it has received 130 dogs since Nov. 1 — 30 more than in mid-October. “This rise in dog intake is pushing us beyond our capacity. As one dog is adopted or reunited with their family, more than one dog is waiting to take their place,” the post said. “We need the support of our community to help us ensure there is space for the pets that desperately need our care.” Adoption fees for dogs who are at least 1 year old will be waived from Nov. 12 to Nov. 13, the post said. Residents can help the shelter by: Adopting. Interested dog owners can visit the Humane Society’s website or visit at 2608 Center St. from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day except Mondays. If an owner has committed to a dog that is waiting to be spayed or neutered, they can foster the dog until their surgery. Fostering. Someone who can’t adopt but can provide a temporary home for a dog can help save space, the post said. The
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A Seattle Family's 50-Year-Old Mexican Restaurant Faced Closure, and Customers Packed It After the Owner's Granddaughter Posted for Help
Seattle's family-run La Palma Mexican restaurant faced closure, then customers packed it after the owner's granddaughter, Loren Jewett, posted for help online.
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‘No excuse for what happened’: Ursula condemns failure to protect WA inmate from assault after $150K verdict
A federal jury in Tacoma awarded former inmate Mozzy Clark $150,000 after she sued over allegations that staff failed to protect her from a cellmate at Washington’s women’s prison in Gig Harbor. The jury found corrections officer Gregory Brooks liable but ruled in favor of the other officer named at trial.
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Microsoft reports partial recovery in Microsoft 365 outage
Microsoft reported a partial recovery from a nationwide outage affecting Microsoft 365 services, though disruptions continue. Impacted services could include Exchange Online, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Copilot 365, Microsoft Defender XDR, Microsoft Purview, and Power BI, according to Microsoft’s website. Outlook also appears to be down. Microsoft said...