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East Wenatchee Girl's Courtside Sign Sparks WNBA Controversy
A sixteen-year-old from East Wenatchee didn't go to a WNBA game looking for a fight — but what happened courtside in Seattle is still making national headlines.

Amazon Leo Wants to Start Their Own Satellite Phone Company
Amazon now is asking the FCC. To approve the launching of up to another 5105 satellites, which would allow them to start up what they call a "direct to device" (D2D) satellite system. Amazon Leo D2D.

Seattle's most expensive porta potties are moving
In May, 4 high tech. Portable bathrooms were installed around the city of Seattle in anticipation of the FIFA World Cup. Two of those bathrooms are located in Pioneer Square.

COVID Is Quietly Surging Again — And WA Is One of the Hot Spots
A researcher at Tulane is tracking ten COVID hot spots across the country, and one of them runs right along the Oregon coast into Washington.

The Powerball Winner's $167M Streak of Bad Luck With the Law
A Kentucky man won the biggest Powerball jackpot in state history last spring. Twelve months later, he's facing felony strangulation charges.

Real Madrid Foundation Soccer Camps Are Coming To Wenatchee Valley College
One of the world's most recognized soccer clubs is setting up camp in Wenatchee this summer — and it's the first time they've ever come to North Central Washington.
Rescue Rocks Auction In Leavenworth Supports Eastern Washington Pets
A live auction, a Seattle band, and a signed Julio Rodríguez jersey — all for a cause that's helped nearly 6,000 animals across Eastern Washington.

How confident are you about maintaining your car?
When I was younger. (I won't say how much younger). I used to work on my cars all the time. I still relied on a mechanic for the heavy stuff, but for lightweight stuff, I could handle that. I was my father's child, which meant I was the one that would hand him tools when he was underneath the car working on stuff.

Washington Shows up in the Top 10 of Best States in America
There's been a lot of "state ranking" lists lately and now we have yet another one, this time published by U.S. News and World Report. I consider U.S. News and World Report to be slightly more reputable than some of the other organizations that have done these kinds of rankings so let's take a look

Blood Banks Are Running Dangerously Low — And They Need You
The Red Cross has only done this twice in its entire history — and right now, O-positive blood is running dangerously low across the country.


