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2 Winners Hit Big in Washington Lottery
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Two Western Washington residents hit it big in the Hit Five lottery, winning $270,000 and $100,000 respectively. The first winning ticket was purchased at Ballard Stop in Seattle, while the second was bought at Speed-E-Mart. The lottery game, which costs just $1 to play, has a top prize of one in 851,000 odds. The next drawing is tonight at 8 PM, with a cash pot of $105,000. Checkout Solipillow.com
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House Fire Tragedy: Check Your Smoke Alarms
01:17|Two people tragically lost their lives in a Moses Lake house fire due to the absence of working smoke alarms. Grant County firefighting agencies emphasize the importance of checking and maintaining smoke detectors to prevent such incidents. Chief Dave Durfee highlights the common oversight of neglecting smoke alarms while securing homes against intruders. Washington states fire deaths in 2024 underscore the significance of simple precautions. Grant County Fire District three provides free assistance for smoke alarm inspections and selection. Experts advise installing alarms in every bedroom, floor, and basement, testing them monthly, and replacing units every ten years. Checkout Solipillow.com
Protests, ICE Raids, and Seahawks Playoffs: Seattle News Roundup
01:24|Protests against ICE intensify, with masked raids sparking outrage. Washingtons legislative session kicks off with a ban on face-concealing masks for law enforcement. Meanwhile, Irans protests grow amid economic woes and demands for change. In sports, the Seahawks prepare for the NFL playoffs, cracking down on season ticket resales. Checkout Solipillow.com
Minnesota Sues Trump Over Immigration Enforcement
02:03|Minnesota and its largest cities sue Trump administration over immigration enforcement, following fatal shooting of woman by federal agent, sparking outrage and protests. The lawsuit claims violation of First Amendment rights and other rights, with state leaders seeking a court order to stop or limit the operation. Homeland Security plans to send over two thousand immigration officers to Minnesota, with over two thousand arrests made since December in their largest operation ever. Residents feel targeted and scared, while federal officials defend their actions as law enforcement to protect public safety. Checkout Solipillow.com
Two Dead in Lake Limerick Home, Investigation Underway
01:09|Two individuals found deceased in Lake Limerick home, Mason County Sheriffs Office investigating; early indications suggest isolated incident, no public threat; coroner to release names after notifying next-of-kin. Checkout Solipillow.com
WSDOT Extends Toll Lanes, Offers Faster Commute
01:18|Washington State Expands Express Toll Lanes: Faster Commutes for Puyallup Valley Drivers - The Washington State Department of Transportation has extended northbound State Route 167 express toll lanes six miles further south, offering commuters a new option to bypass congestion. Carpools and motorcyclists can enjoy free travel with a Good to Go account and Flex Pass. Toll rates vary in real-time, with options for account holders and those without. Checkout Solipillow.com
I-5 in Fife, WA to Close Nightly for Bridge Work
01:20|From January 12th, Interstate 5 in Fife, Washington, will close nightly for bridge work, impacting commuters. This is part of the State Route 167 Completion Project, adding six miles of new tolled highway between Puyallup and the Port of Tacoma. The second stage, from I-5 to the port, opens in 2026. Drivers should plan trips ahead and drive carefully near the zones due to overnight closures. Checkout Solipillow.com
Redmond Homeowner Scammed, Police Warn of Door-to-Door Roofing Scams
01:58|Homeowner in Redmond loses $298K to roofing scam, police warn of shady contractors. Scammers use low initial price to lure victims, then demand large sums for fake repairs. Similar cases involve Irish men Patrick and Matthew McDonagh. Police advise getting multiple estimates, demanding written contracts, and checking business IDs. Never pay more than one-third upfront or allow unauthorized roof access. Contact Redmond police for info or reports of scams. Checkout Solipillow.com