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Tokyo Olympics Rewind, July 26: Alaska's first US Olympic swimmer strikes gold

Tokyo Olympics Rewind, July 26: Alaska's first US Olympic swimmer strikes gold

Daily Rewind

Tokyo Olympics Rewind, July 26: Alaska's first US Olympic swimmer strikes gold

Alaska scored its first-ever Olympic swimming gold medal, but a U.S. streak in the pool that lasted nearly 30 years has come to an end.

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Olympics

American trio go for gold in women's triathlon at Tokyo Olympics

The U.S. won its first Olympic gold medal in triathlon in 2016 and a trio of American women hope to win gold again for Team USA in Tokyo.
Nation World

With virus surge, U.S. to keep travel restrictions for now

The White House is having to recalibrate its thinking around the coronavirus pandemic as the more infectious delta variant surges across the U.S.
Nation World

Family: Last victim ID'd in Florida condo building collapse

Estelle Hedaya, an outgoing 54-year-old with a love of travel, was the last victim identified, ending what her relatives described as a torturous four-week wait.

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Seattle

Council votes to allow parking rates of up to $12 an hour near Seattle Center during large events

On-street parking rates can be increased up to $12 an hour within a mile of Seattle Center during large events.
Coronavirus

Washington health officials monitor COVID-19 'breakthrough' cases as delta variant takes hold

Washington state's head epidemiologist likened the rise in COVID-19 cases statewide as a "fifth wave" that is being watched closely.

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Olympics

Canada vs. Mexico: Softball players with western Washington ties face off in Olympics

Fans, family and friends aren’t allowed at the Olympics this year, but that hasn’t stopped supporters from showing their pride.
Cougars

Rolovich vaccine decision puts Wazzu in awkward position

Washington State coach Nick Rolovich has chosen not to receive a COVID-19 vaccine for personal reasons.