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The U.S. Postal Service has changed how often it collects mail in some areas. State officials want people to return ballots as soon as possible ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Fitsum Admasu/UnsplashA group of high school girls walked off the field of a match to protest a trans teammate who had recently joined their team after competing with boys earlier in the season. -
Bellamy Pailthorp/KNKXThe dam removal on the Elwha River 12 years ago uncovered nearly 1,100 acres of land on the Olympic Peninsula the federal government is returning to the tribe.
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Jean-Luc Ourlin/via Wikimedia CommonsA boozy recording session in 1956 turned Screamin’ Jay Hawkins into a macabre icon, launching a music career full of coffins, controversy, and wild stories. -
Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXOn Oct. 17, musician Jacob Zimmerman will perform early swing tunes from sheet music collected by a Seattle radio station in the heyday of jazz.
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Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXAfter a medical condition almost derailed his jazz career, bassist Bruce Phares is performing again and producing a successful concert series in Vashon Island, Washington. -
Performing at The Coda in Victoria, B.C., Astrocolor bring jazz energy and style to electronic dance music as KNKX celebrates 10 years of community ownership.
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