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2 days ago | komonews.com | Lynnanne Nguyen

Copper thieves disrupt Sound Transit lines, potentially risking rider safetyBELLEVUE, Wash. — Copper thieves have targeted Sound Transit lines multiple times in the past week, causing significant disruptions to service and raising safety concerns for riders. Police are investigating at least two incidents that affected the 2 Line on Saturday and again on Tuesday.

3 days ago | komonews.com | Michelle Esteban

SEATTLE — Where Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark goes - sellout crowds follow. Her play is so exceptional that she has been described as a once-in-a-generation talent. It’s the kind of play that has not only raised the profile of the WNBA, it's got young girls shooting for their hoop dreams. We found three of them at Watts Basketball Camp in Seattle's SODO neighborhood Tuesday morning. A fourth player told us she "loves basketball" but is set on being a Broadway set designer.

3 days ago | komonews.com | Lynnanne Nguyen

Mukilteo mayor vetoes sales tax hike, cites concern over EMS levy supportMULKITEO, Wash. — Mukilteo’s mayor has vetoed a new sales tax increase that would’ve put the city at the highest rate in the state. We don't want to be the city in the state with the highest sales tax,” Mayor Marine said. “I think everybody's concerned and looking at not only what the state's having to do, but they don't want to see more taxes. They don't want to see increases. Let's find other ways to make that budget work.

4 days ago | komonews.com | Elizabeth Stanton

Fans of lavish costumes, melodrama, and history rejoice, “The Gilded Age” is back for season three!The premiere episode aired on HBO last night, picking up a few months after the season finale that saw fortunes flipped, clocks being invented, and behind the scenes matchmaking against people’s wills. "The Gilded Age" is back for season three.

4 days ago | komonews.com | Lynnanne Nguyen

Iranian Americans in Pacific Northwest express deep concerns over escalating conflictWASHINGTON STATE — For Iranian Americans in the Pacific Northwest, recent escalating actions have prompted a range of emotions. Many expressed growing concern for where this could all be headed and what’s next as the U.S. becomes more directly involved in the Iran-Israel conflict. I've felt grief, I've felt disappointed and frustrated and angry, and it comes back down to heartbreak,” State Rep.