Hilaree Nelson is seen in a file photo. (Corey Rich / The North Face)
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Nation

Body of famed skier with Seattle roots recovered in Nepal

The body of the U.S. extreme skier who went missing this week after falling from the world’s eighth-highest mountain has been transported to Nepal’s capital. Updated

Politics

Millions of Americans will save on Medicare fees next year WATCH

Opinion

The Seattle Times editorial board recommends: Damon Shadid for Seattle Municipal Court | Endorsement
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Local News

Westbound I-90 is gridlocked Friday, Sept. 23, 2022, as seen in this screen grab made from video.

Traffic debacle on I-90: What went wrong

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Idaho is yanking women back to the stagecoach era

Education Lab

Unraveling needs of WA students may take more tests and screenings
Film screening to explore Highline’s innovative high schools
Seattle educators approve new contract with SPS
New estimate for number of WA residents eligible for student loan forgiveness

Business & Tech

The Port of Seattle in Seattle, Washington, U.S., on Monday, Oct. 18, 2021. Global shipping congestion continues to delay supply chains. Global ports are growing more gridlocked as the pandemic era’s supply shocks intensify, threatening to spoil the holiday shopping season, erode corporate profits and drive up consumer prices. David Ryder/Bloomberg

Seattle terminal labor dispute overshadows West Coast dockworker talks

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Nation & World

This satellite image provided by NASA shows Hurricane Ian pictured from the International Space Station just south of Cuba gaining strength and heading toward Florida. Hurricane Ian rapidly intensified off Florida’s southwest coast Wednesday gaining top winds of 155 mph, just shy of the most dangerous Category 5 status. (NASA via AP)

Hurricane Ian gets nasty quickly, turbocharged by warm water VIEW

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Food & Drink

Topped with a lemongrass pork skewer and a crispy eggroll, the vermicelli noodle bun bowl at Pho 99 Authentic Vietnamese is not to be missed.

A seafood boil you'll want to dive into with both hands in Shoreline

Pacific NW Magazine

How Northwest tribes are leading the push to restore eel-like lampreys

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Arts & Life

Betty White Dybbro, 100-years old, is the last Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) living in Washington state. Pinned to her blouse is a Congressional Gold Medal that in 2009 President Barak Obama signed into law a bill to award the medal to the WASP to give them the recognition they deserved. Photographed at her daughter Julie Dybbro’s Olympia home, Wednesday, September 21, 2022. During World War II, the WASP flew every plane that the men did. They delivered planes from the factories where they were built, tested planes, flew cargo and transported troops. The only thing they did not do that the men did was to go into combat. When the war was over, they had to find their own ways home and were only offered jobs as stewardesses. 221619

This 100-year-old pioneer is WA’s last surviving female WWII-era pilot

Photography

People walk in the Luminata parade around Green Lake on Saturday, Sept. 24. Luminata is an annual lantern festival celebrating the autumnal equinox and organized by the Fremont Arts Council, held this year on Saturday, Sept. 24.
Local News

Photos: Luminata festival sets the night alight at Green Lake VIEW

One play after the Seahawks get the ball back via fumble in the fourth quarter, Geno Smith gives up an 8-yard sack to Lorenzo Carter. 221681
Seahawks

Photos: Seahawks fall to Falcons VIEW

Goats clear vegetation under the Ship Canal Bridge for the Seattle Department of Transportation on Friday, Sept. 23, 2022. The 115 goats were hired through Rent-a-Ruminant and are supervised by their herder Tammy Dunakin.
Local News

SDOT hires the GOAT for clearing vegetation VIEW

Joe Zante, right, gets ready to cast again after catching a coho hatchery salmon netted by his wife Lourdas, at Bush Point where more than a dozen licensed anglers are allowed to catch two hatchery fish off Whidbey Island, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022. Hatchery coho have a clipped small adipose fin near the tail. The married couple are from Bothell.
Local News

At Bush Point, anglers spend a sunny day seeking hatchery coho salmon VIEW