Abraham Toro gets the celebration shower after his sacrifice fly scored the winning run in Game 1 against Detroit. 221663
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Mariners

M’s sweep Tigers, set playoff date at Toronto

After a 7-6 walkoff victory over Detroit in the opener of a doubleheader and Tampa Bay's loss to Boston, the Mariners will be the No. 5 seed and open their wild-card series Friday at Toronto. VIEW

Politics

Ralph Reed, Founder of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, arrives at First Baptist Church Atlanta, where Herschel Walker is attending a luncheon and worship event in Dunwoody, Ga. on Oct. 4, 2022. National Republicans quickly began to close ranks on Tuesday behind Walker, the party’s embattled nominee for Senate in Georgia, a day after a report that Walker, an outspoken supporter of an abortion ban with no exceptions, had paid for a girlfriend’s abortion in 2009. (Nicole Craine/The New York Times) XNYT131

In speedy embrace of Herschel Walker, Republicans make familiar political bargain

Opinion

Students are ready to talk about climate change — are you? | Op-Ed
Jamelle Bouie
Supreme Court's legitimacy is on public's, and justices', minds | Jamelle Bouie
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Paul Thornton
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Local News

Seattle Police Department Detective Denise “Cookie” Bouldin is photographed in a park named after her in Rainer Beach on Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022.

This new park might be the best place to play chess in Seattle VIEW

Featured Columnist

How King County piles its problems on the Chinatown International District

Education Lab

Unraveling needs of WA students may take more tests and screenings
Seattle School Board approves 3-year contract with educators union
Danny Westneat
Inside the ‘Northgate miracle,’ which wasn’t a miracle at all
FAFSA season starts: What you need to know for financial aid

Business & Tech

Monday, March 30, 2020. The Amazon campus

Amazon won’t say what partial corporate hiring freeze means to Seattle

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Nation & World

Delmi Murcia, background, and her family dry their belongings in the sun on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022, after their mobile home flooded in East Naples, Fla. Losses from Hurricane Ian are just coming into focus, but what is clear is that recovery will be hardest on people already struggling to make ends meet. (Emily Kask/The New York Times) XNYT8 XNYT8

After the storm, the mold: Warming is worsening another costly disaster VIEW

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Food & Drink

Bethany Jean Clement’s ranch-style chili is comfort food she savors with a side dish of family memories. Credit: Bethany Jean Clement

Bethany Jean Clement on love, loss and a simple, perfect chili recipe

Pacific NW Magazine

Seattle loves the Mariners, but our container ship trade goes mostly unnoticed

Seattle longshore workers keep the containership industry afloat

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Arts & Life

FILE – Country music great Loretta Lynn poses for a portrait in September 2000 in Nashville, Tenn. Lynn, the Kentucky coal miner’s daughter who became a pillar of country music, died Tuesday at her home in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. She was 90. (AP Photo/Christoper Berkey, File)

Loretta Lynn and her connection to WA VIEW

Photography

Cindy Tobeck climbs her great pumpkin after squashing competitors in the Carpinito Brothers Farm inaugural “weigh-off,” Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022 in Kent. Tobeck, who teaches third graders in Olympia, “schooled” the competition with a winning weight of 1989.5 pounds. Tobeck also grows awarding-winning squash, tomatoes, long gourds and zucchinis in Olympia.
Local News

See the 1,989-pound pumpkin that squashed competitors at Kent farm VIEW

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Marco Gonzales celebrates in the locker room after a 2-1 win over the Oakland Athletics and their first post season in 21 years. 221659
Sports

Thrilling win, wild celebration in photos VIEW

Dan Kelleher, from Kirkland laughs after Pamela Girres, from Bellevue spotted a Sharp-Tailed Sandpiper through her telescope from a spot on the 520 bridge overlooking marshes near Foster Island in Union Bay by the University of Washington in Seattle, WA on September 28, 2022. Bird enthusiasts were drawn there after receiving an ebird-alert from ebird.org that the Sharp-Tailed Sandpiper had been spotted. Many sightings have occurred over the past few days. 221715
Local News

Birders flock to 520 bridge to catch glimpse of rare visitor VIEW

Jupiter glows on Monday Sept. 26, 2022, as it is the closest to Earth than it has ever been in nearly six decades.
Local News

A look at Jupiter, from a mere 367 million miles