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As many as 250,000 residents could lose Medicaid coverage in Washington. That reduction would mean fewer patients can pay at hospitals that are already struggling.
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Single artwork by Dax Edword/Terror/CactusMartín Selasco's electro-cumbia project Terror/Cactus welcomes jazz reed player Kate Olson on new single. -
Jim Sido/Downtown Seattle AssociationThe paintings are part of an effort to attract more people to the area and make the sidewalks and empty storefronts in Seattle's downtown core more inviting.
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Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXGeorge Stevens and Johnny Bacolas, founders of The Rumba Kings, revisit their musical roots and a chance meeting in 2015, which led to a decade-long musical collaboration. -
Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXPianist and composer Bill Anschell, a very well-liked Seattle musician with more than a dozen acoustic albums, shares his love of electronics.
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Washington state officials believe thousands could lose food assistance when changes to SNAP go into effect. This could be hard on food banks dealing with rising food prices. -
Hydrogen fuel cells offer some advantages over electric batteries as transit agencies transition to zero-emissions fleets. -
The ordinance eases the regulations on accessory dwelling units and allows them to be built in any residential area in the city. -
Medical and behavioral health providers have teamed up with a needle exchange in Everett to create a clinic that makes addiction treatment easier to access.
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Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXSaxophonist Peter Daniel leads a top band from his new album Quartets in this KNKX studio session performance. -
A septet of mostly graduating seniors from Bainbridge High School’s jazz band play with confidence and passion in this KNKX studio session performance.
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