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A mystery lies buried on Beacon Hill
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A mystery lies buried on Beacon Hill - KING 5 Evening
Where are all the bodies?
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Seattle Pridefest started from humble beginnings
It's a statement and a celebration. But when Seattle Pride Week began back in 1974, it was also an act of courage. #k5evening
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Do you remember these classic Seattle PSAs?
The Seattle Municipal Archives has a wealth of classic videos from Seattle history - here are three of them! #k5evening
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A whale bathtub in Seattle Center? It almost happened!
Did you know Seattle Center almost had an aquarium? But not everyone was a fan of the plan...
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The next Space Needle? Seattle's failed floating stadium
Seattle saw a lot of success with the Space Needle's debut at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. So, they wanted to go bigger. Bolder. They wanted...a floating stadium?
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First day of work on Mount St. Helens was a literal blast for this man - KING 5 Evening
Ranger who survived eruption returns to document the volcano's transformation
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First day of work on Mount St. Helens was a literal blast for this man
Ranger who survived eruption returns to document the volcano's transformation
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Book celebrates heroic geologist who died in the Mount St. Helens eruption
David Johnston was a young geologist on Mount St. Helens who sounded the first volcano warning call and subsequently lost his life in the blast. #newdaynw
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Pacific Northwest connections to the Titanic tragedy
Four Oregonians were on board, along with a dozen other passengers heading to Oregon.
coronavirus
Century-old newspapers show 1918 flu pandemic hit Oregon hard
The city of Portland shut down schools and many businesses during the outbreak, similar to the present-day stay home order for COVID-19.
seattle
Remembering the implosion of Seattle's Kingdome 20 years ago
On March 26, 2000, the Kingdome was demolished to make room for CenturyLink Field.
seattle
A mystery lies buried on Beacon Hill - KING 5 Evening
Where are all the bodies?
history
Seattle Pridefest started from humble beginnings
It's a statement and a celebration. But when Seattle Pride Week began back in 1974, it was also an act of courage. #k5evening
programs
Do you remember these classic Seattle PSAs?
The Seattle Municipal Archives has a wealth of classic videos from Seattle history - here are three of them! #k5evening
programs
A whale bathtub in Seattle Center? It almost happened!
Did you know Seattle Center almost had an aquarium? But not everyone was a fan of the plan...
programs
The next Space Needle? Seattle's failed floating stadium
Seattle saw a lot of success with the Space Needle's debut at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. So, they wanted to go bigger. Bolder. They wanted...a floating stadium?
programs
First day of work on Mount St. Helens was a literal blast for this man - KING 5 Evening
Ranger who survived eruption returns to document the volcano's transformation
programs
First day of work on Mount St. Helens was a literal blast for this man
Ranger who survived eruption returns to document the volcano's transformation
programs
Book celebrates heroic geologist who died in the Mount St. Helens eruption
David Johnston was a young geologist on Mount St. Helens who sounded the first volcano warning call and subsequently lost his life in the blast. #newdaynw
history
Pacific Northwest connections to the Titanic tragedy
Four Oregonians were on board, along with a dozen other passengers heading to Oregon.
coronavirus
Century-old newspapers show 1918 flu pandemic hit Oregon hard
The city of Portland shut down schools and many businesses during the outbreak, similar to the present-day stay home order for COVID-19.
seattle
Remembering the implosion of Seattle's Kingdome 20 years ago
On March 26, 2000, the Kingdome was demolished to make room for CenturyLink Field.
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