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Seattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Seattle News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Seattle with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From tech developments to regional issues, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Seattle. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and

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1:03

Traffic Fire, Shooting Probe, New Wings | Seattle News

Seattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/07

Traffic chaos erupted on southbound I-5 near Trosper Road after a car caught fire—reportedly doing donuts before going up in flames. Meanwhile, prosecutors are now reviewing the deputy-involved shooting from June, following the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office handing over their findings. And amid all this, a new chicken spot famous for wings and tenders just opened in Olympia—making for a wild mix of highway drama, legal scrutiny, and fresh eats in Thurston County. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:35

Fire Still Burns But Help Isn't Over | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

The Little Giant Fire still rages across 74,000 acres in Chelan County, with firefighters on high alert as northwest winds threaten to push flames toward homes. Evacuees, many veterans of past fires like the 2015 blaze, are preparing for the worst—boats ready, plans in place. Meanwhile, families still recovering from the earlier Chelan Hills Fire are being overlooked as new emergencies grab attention. The donation center, now overwhelmed, has paused clothing donations and urgently asks for

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1:40

Washington's Millionaire Tax Battle | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Washington’s millionaires tax is headed for a November showdown after a quiet primary that didn’t directly test the measure. While lawmakers who backed the tax won comfortably, the real battle lies ahead as voters decide whether to repeal it — and potentially block future income taxes altogether. Campaigns on both sides are already pouring millions into the fight, with labor groups backing repeal opponents and Initiative 645’s Brian Heywood warning that primary results don’t predict November’s

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1:53

Fire, Tradition, and Inclusion in the Outdoors |...

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2026/08/07

When wildfires rage across Eastern Oregon, canceling a planned elk hunt and forcing evacuations, they reveal the deadly cost of climate change—and how deeply it’s reshaping our relationship with land, tradition, and community. Amid this crisis, movements like Hunters of Color and Harlem Run are redefining access to the outdoors, reconnecting BIPOC communities with ancestral hunting practices and food sovereignty while building trails that welcome all. The fires aren’t just environmental—they’re

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1:06

SUV Balancing on Another Car | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

An SUV somehow balanced perfectly upright on top of another car on 36th Ave West, held in place by a power pole cable—firefighters used chains and a ladder truck to secure it before rescuing two unharmed occupants. A wild, gravity-defying roadside incident that ended safely thanks to quick emergency response. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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1:48

Cameras or Community? Council Votes | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Seattle’s City Council is locked in a heated debate over $250,000 originally earmarked for expanding security cameras in Capitol Hill—now under review for privacy and operational concerns. Council President Joy Hollingsworth is pushing to redirect those funds immediately into community violence interruption programs, arguing that urgent, on-the-ground intervention is more effective than waiting for camera audits. The proposal targets neighborhoods like Capitol Hill and the Central District,

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1:26

Smoke Shuts Down Summer Camp | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Seattle’s skies are choked with wildfire smoke, forcing drastic changes as air quality alerts push residents indoors. Even summer staples like park visits and wading pools are off-limits, straining families and specialized programs — including a camp for kids with selective mutism that’s pivoted to indoor activities. Parents scramble to find shade and hydration, while organizers rethink future schedules to avoid smoke season. Officials stress checking air quality and staying hydrated as heat

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1:07

Shirtless Thief Escapes Ambulance | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Seattle cops pulled over a shirtless man running through traffic—only to watch him bolt from the ambulance, swipe a parked car, and speed off into oncoming lanes before being caught in a high-speed chase that ended with a crash and his arrest. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:32

King County Bans Outdoor Fires | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

King County is temporarily banning all outdoor fires in unincorporated areas starting Friday due to dangerously high temperatures and dry conditions that have made wildfires a serious threat. While campfires and wood/charcoal grills are off-limits, portable propane and natural gas grills are still allowed — just be careful with ash disposal and cigarette butts. Fire crews are already stretched thin after recent wildfires, especially in Eastern Washington, so officials are urging everyone to be

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2:00

Your Voice Shapes Thurston’s Transportation Future |...

Seattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/07

Thurston County’s transportation future is being shaped by you—21 major projects are up for federal funding, from road upgrades and bridge replacements to trail expansions and transit improvements. Big asks include $5M for Meridian Road intersections, $3.2M to rework Capitol Way in Olympia, and $3M for the Deschutes Valley Trail in Tumwater. Your voice matters: submit feedback via TRPC’s interactive Story Map before August 16th to help decide which projects get priority funding. From aging

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1:48

Democrat Split Threatens Washington Race | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

In Washington’s fiercely contested third congressional district, Democrat Brent Hennrich—third-place finisher in the primary—is openly challenging incumbent Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, refusing to support her in November and even considering a write-in bid. With the race hanging in the balance, Hennrich’s 15% of the vote could sway the outcome, as he accuses Perez of betraying Democratic values over key votes like defense spending and school pronoun policies. Perez’s camp insists she’ll unify

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1:15

Capitol Bridge Gets Major Overhaul | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Get ready for major bridge action in Olympia — the Capitol Campus pedestrian bridge is getting a full rebuild starting August 10th, with work wrapping up by mid-October. At $1.2 million, this isn’t just cosmetic: sections are being ripped out and reinstalled. Drivers, watch out — one lane north and one south on Capitol Way South will be closed, plus the sidewalk. Pedestrians? Detours are posted. Buses? Intercity Transit’s helping plan around stops. Slow down, check signs, and maybe reroute —

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1:27

Man Admits Starting Dozens of Fires | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Aaron Farinacci, arrested for the devastating Old Trails Fire in Spokane, confessed he meticulously planned the blaze—spending two weeks studying wind and humidity to maximize destruction. He admits to igniting at least 25 other fires since last July, including the 1,200-acre Aubrey White Fire, while law enforcement was nearby but missed him. Initially denying everything, he later detailed his arson tactics, now facing multiple first-degree charges with a $1 million bail. His criminal history

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1:25

Man Admits Starting Dozens of Fires | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

Aaron Farinacci, arrested for the devastating Old Trails Fire in Spokane, confessed he meticulously planned the blaze—spending two weeks studying wind and humidity to maximize destruction. He admits to igniting at least 25 other fires since last July, including the 1,200-acre Aubrey White Fire, while law enforcement was nearby but missed him. Initially denying everything, he later detailed his arson tactics, now facing multiple first-degree charges with a $1 million bail. His criminal history

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1:26

Man Admits Starting Dozens of Fires | Seattle News

Seattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/07

Aaron Farinacci, arrested for the devastating Old Trails Fire in Spokane, confessed he meticulously planned the blaze—spending two weeks studying wind and humidity to maximize destruction. He admits to igniting at least 25 other fires since last July, including the 1,200-acre Aubrey White Fire, while law enforcement was nearby but missed him. Initially denying everything, he later detailed his arson tactics, now facing multiple first-degree charges with a $1 million bail. His criminal history

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1:21

Predator Caught in Kitsap County Sting | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

A Seattle man thought he was chatting with a 13-year-old girl online—only to realize he was talking to a Kitsap County detective undercover. When he tried to meet up at a Poulsbo transit center, deputies swooped in and arrested him. Now facing charges including attempted child rape and sexual exploitation of a minor, this arrest is part of a bold new strategy by the sheriff’s office to proactively hunt predators online, train detectives to spot them early, and send a chilling message: anyone

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1:27

Son Stabs Mother Then Officer | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

A 42-year-old man is charged with murder, assault, and burglary after allegedly stabbing his 80-year-old mother to death in her Renton apartment — then slashing a police officer in the face during a high-speed chase. The suspect, Christopher J. Mott, reportedly told officers he “just fucking killed my mom” and that “it felt great.” His mother died from multiple stab wounds; the officer suffered life-threatening injuries. Authorities are seeking $5 million bail, calling the case an act of

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1:10

Man Accused of Arson Spree in Spokane | Seattle News

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2026/08/07

A 37-year-old man is facing serious charges after allegedly setting dozens of wildfires in Spokane County, including one that destroyed over 900 structures. He reportedly targeted high-wind days using weather apps and time-delay devices, confessing he chose locations knowing conditions would worsen — though claiming he didn’t intend the fires to grow so large. His spree began last July, with 25 fires in just five weeks alone, mostly in brushy areas. He was questioned at multiple scenes but

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1:40

Smoke, Sweat, and Second Thoughts | Seattle News

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2026/08/06

Wildfire smoke is forcing runners to rethink outdoor workouts—like Tacoma Runners, who sometimes cancel official runs but still see members show up, some even running solo in smoky air. One member tried an N95 mask and called it “altitude training at sea level”—not fun. Experts warn masks don’t fully block smoke and can strain lungs, especially for those with heart or lung conditions. General advice: if you’re healthy, outdoor runs may be fine when AQI is under 150; if you have health issues,

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1:17

Wildfire Smoke: Health Risks You Can’t Ignore |...

Seattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/06

Smoke from the Spokane wildfires isn’t just lingering—it’s drifting far and wide, packing toxic particles that can sneak deep into your lungs and even your heart. Even healthy folks shouldn’t ignore it: breathing this air can feel like smoking cigarettes. Expect irritation, chest tightness, headaches, and worse—especially if you’ve got asthma or other health risks. Stay safe: wear an N95 mask outside, seal up indoors, run your AC on recirculate, and check in with your doctor if you’re

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