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Charlie Kirk Shot on Campus: Breaking News
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Breaking News: Charlie Kirk Shot on College Campus! Chaos erupted at a Utah college as the Turning Point founder was reportedly shot during an appearance. Hear the immediate aftermath: eyewitness accounts of panic, the swift security response, and the lockdown that followed. What's the motive? Who's the suspect? Get the latest updates on this developing story and its potential impact.
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"Thank You for Listening to DNN!" — A Message From Corey, Creator of The Daily News Now!
01:29|Corey, the creator of DNN, shares the mission of his global local news ticker in audio, now broadcasting in 140 cities across the U.S., Australia, Canada, and the UK. He addresses concerns about AI, emphasizing its role in delivering local news quickly and accurately, without replacing journalism. He encourages listeners to find their city on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and subscribe to support DNNs expansion to underserved communities.
Darnold's Seahawks Struggle: Can He Turn It Around?
01:33|Seahawks QB Sam Darnold, despite a promising start, has faced turnover issues, dropping him to number seven in CBS Sports quarterback power rankings. Despite respectable overall stats, his recent form has been shaky, with only two quality starts in his last five games. Tonight, he faces the Rams, aiming to silence doubts and regain his earlier season form.
Historic Trees Uprooted at University of Idaho
01:45|Windstorm devastates University of Idahos Presidential Grove, toppling historic trees planted by Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, and Eleanor Roosevelt. Colorado blue spruce and Port Orford cedar likely lost, while red oak and Douglas fir survive. University officials express deep sadness over historical loss.
Snohomish County Power Outages: Storm Damage & Restoration
01:51|Severe winds in Snohomish County leave thousands without power, causing extensive damage to the power grid. Crews work around the clock to restore electricity, urging residents to prepare for continued outages and prioritize safety.
First Flood Death in Washington State
01:17|Tragic First Flood-Related Death Reported in Washington State: A Vehicle Submerged in Floodwaters, Driver Passes Away Despite Life-Saving Efforts
Washington's Carbon Market Hits Record High
01:46|Washington States carbon market reaches new heights, with allowance prices surging to an all-time high of $70.86 in December. The program, launched in 2023, has generated over $4.3 billion, funding environmental projects and the states transportation plan. Despite a brief dip due to a repeal initiative, prices have rebounded as the programs scarcity of allowances drives up costs. New legislation aims to stabilize prices while maintaining ambitious carbon reduction goals.
Sam Miller's Christmas Comedy Show & Holiday Events
01:48|Local comedian Sam Miller is bringing his annual Christmas show back home this Saturday, December twentieth, at the Capitol Theater. Joining him are fellow comedians Emma Jonas, Marc Moreno, and Travis Sherer, with a special musical guest. Tickets range from $20 to $33. Meanwhile, the Olympia Arts and Heritage Museum is hosting a Winter Solstice party this Sunday, December twenty-first, from 4 to 7 PM, in honor of its Light in the Dark exhibition, which runs through April fourteenth. The Olympia Farmers Market is also getting into the holiday spirit with extended hours and free activities from December twentieth to twenty-fourth.
Seattle Torrent Secures Back-to-Back Wins
01:38|Seattle Torrent secures back-to-back wins, defeating Ottawa Charge 4-1. Alex Carpenter and Hannah Bilka lead scoring, while Hannah Murphy makes 24 saves. Ottawas Rebecca Leslie scores late, but Seattles Hannah Bilka scores the first empty-net goal in franchise history.
Everett Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking, Gun Possession
02:03|42-year-old David James Michael Jensen, from Everett, sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession. Convicted on eight federal felonies, including firearm possession and drug distribution charges. Judge Tana Lin emphasized the severity of his actions, contributing to thousands of deaths and increasing suffering. Jensen was arrested multiple times over three years by Everett Police Department for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession. Final incident in December 2024 led to discovery of drugs and firearms, putting community and law enforcement at risk.