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Getting AroundTolls start Dec. 14 on the SR 167 Expressway in Fife, and it's $1 a trip with a Good To Go! passIf you take the SR 167 Expressway in Fife, tolling is coming. WSDOT says tolls begin Dec. 14 at 5 a.m. between I-5 and SR 509 near the Port of Tacoma. With a Good To Go! pass, you'll pay $1 a trip. Drivers with more than two axles pay 50 cents more per axle. No pass? A bill comes in the mail, at least $2 more per trip.Today’s editionRead BusinessBoeing delivered 32 737 MAX jets in October, its fewest since November 2025The Seattle Times reports Boeing delivered 32 of its 737 MAX jets in October, its lowest monthly total since November 2025. That ended a run of three monthly increases: 39 in July, 41 in August and 43 in September.Today’s editionRead BusinessBoeing will cut about 5% of its commercial airplane workforce, with notices coming in DecemberBoeing told employees Monday that it will trim its commercial airplane workforce by about 5% and slow its production ramp-up. KNKX reports the cuts come next month, and FOX 13 says the move is an effort to recover from a record-breaking backlog and years of financial instability.Wednesday’s editionRead Getting AroundOvernight lane closures on SR 167 near Puyallup run through Saturday nightIf you drive SR 167 near Sumner and Puyallup after dark, plan on one lane. WSDOT has scheduled lane and ramp closures for signage, barrier and striping work on the SR 167 Completion Project. Some of it is weather-dependent and may be rescheduled.Wednesday’s editionRead BusinessBoeing plans to cut about 5% of its commercial airplane workforce, with notices starting in DecemberIf you or someone you know works for Boeing, here's what's confirmed. The company plans to cut about 5% of its commercial airplane workforce through attrition and involuntary layoffs, Boeing Commercial Airplanes chief Stephanie Pope told employees.Tuesday’s editionRead WeatherHeavier rain returns this morning, then a warm Wednesday and another storm Friday nightIf you're heading out today, pack the umbrella. Heavier showers return between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. and last through Tuesday across western Washington. Totals are expected to run from half an inch to an inch between Tacoma, Seattle and Bellingham.Tuesday’s editionRead WeatherCrews restore power to most customers after Saturday night's windstormIf you lost power Saturday night, you had plenty of company. Utility crews restored power to most customers in the Puget Sound region by Sunday. mynorthwest.com says close to 110,000 homes and businesses were in the dark at the peak, while the Seattle Times counts more than 85,000 customers. In the Burien and White Center area, Seattle City Light reported at least 20,582 customers without electricity Saturday night.Monday’s editionRead WeatherWindstorm knocks out power for at least 83,000 people in Western WashingtonIf you lost power overnight, you had plenty of company. The season's first big storm knocked out power for at least 83,000 people in Western Washington Saturday night. Seattle City Light reported outages for more than 46,000 customers around 9 p.m., and Puget Sound Energy had more than 27,000 customers out.Sunday’s editionRead BusinessShield will buy Kirkland radar company Echodyne in a $5.3 billion dealShield, the defense-technology company that plans to build its AI-piloted X-BAT fighter jet in Des Moines, announced Thu., Nov. 5 that it will acquire Kirkland-based Echodyne for $5.3 billion. The deal is expected to close in early 2027, pending regulatory approvals.Saturday’s editionRead HealthBird flu has been detected at a commercial poultry facility in Pierce CountyIf you keep chickens, here's the latest: the state Department of Agriculture (WSDA) says avian influenza was recently detected at a commercial poultry facility in Pierce County. KING 5 reports the facility is under quarantine as health officials work to prevent the virus from spreading.Saturday’s editionRead Local NewsThe Auburn Reporter and three other weeklies are merging into one print paperIf you pick up the Auburn Reporter, the print edition is about to change. Carpenter Media Group, an Alabama-based chain, is combining its weeklies in Auburn, Renton, Kent and Federal Way into one paper, the South King Reporter. KUOW says the first edition publishes Friday, Nov. 6.Friday’s editionRead TransitPierce Transit's Prop 1 sales tax leads by 15% in early returnsPierce County is close to a big bus expansion. Early ballot returns show Proposition 1 with a 15% lead. If it passes, Pierce Transit says it would boost local bus service by 47%.Friday’s editionRead

Around Auburn

From FOX 13 Seattle, KING5.com and 23 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. FOX 13 Seattle53 minutes ago

    Seattle City Council rejects law imposing more restrictions on RVs

    The Seattle City Council rejected a push to tighten rules on RV parking across the city in a narrow 5-4 vote, upholding Mayor Katie Wilson’s earlier veto of the legislation.

  2. KING5.com1 hour ago

    Man punched by Auburn police officer files claim against city

  3. KING5.com2 hours ago

    'It wasn't just one or two punches': Man punched by officer more than 20 times files claim

    A man captured on police body camera video being punched more than 20 times by an Auburn police officer has filed a claim for damages against the city.

  4. MyNorthwest.com2 hours ago

    ‘It matters’: Gee and Ursula point to 4-vote WA House race as proof every ballot counts

    Also reported byKOMOTacoma News Tribune

  5. KIRO 7 News Seattle2 hours ago

    Tacoma cake boutique resumes decorating classes after rebuilding from arson attack

    Tacoma's Celebrity Cake Studio reopens its doors after a devastating 2024 arson attack destroyed the long-standing bakery.

  6. FOX 13 Seattle3 hours ago

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang steps down over alleged spy ties

    Nvidia CEO and one of the world's most powerful tech leaders Jensen Huang has resigned, stepping down after admitting to an affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

    Also reported byGeekWire

  7. FOX 13 Seattle4 hours ago

    WA nonprofit launches fund to keep cancer screenings free

    A critical safety net for women's cancer screening in Washington is running dangerously low on funds. Now, one non-profit is stepping in to keep it alive.

  8. FOX 13 Seattle4 hours ago

    Elected WA Supreme Court judge reacts to narrow midterm win

    Newly elected Washington Supreme Court judge Sean O'Donnell was declared the winner in the race for Position 4 against Judge Ian Birk, one of the most hotly contested races of the midterms.

  9. The Seattle Times4 hours ago

    Seahawks QB Drew Lock battling through injuries, ready for Raiders

    Drew Lock is getting more work in practice this week getting ready to be the Seahawks starting quarterback for the second straight game despite being more injured.

  10. FOX 13 Seattle5 hours ago

    When will Microsoft Outlook be restored? Here's what we know

    Microsoft has begun restoring affected servers after a widespread Outlook and Microsoft 365 outage on Thursday.

  11. The Jolt News5 hours ago

    Port commissioners weigh in on Spokane-Olympia direct flight

    Port of Olympia commissioners shared optimism and concern about the newly announced flight serice between Olympia and ...

  12. Issaquah Reporter5 hours ago

    Claim for damages filed against Auburn for man beaten by officer

    ‘Damages include past and future medical expenses, lost earnings, pain and suffering,’ attorney says

  13. Nisqually Valley News6 hours ago

    Olympia’s Netty Obungu, Yelm’s Anna Lee named All-SPSL Volleyball Honorable Mentions

    Olympia senior middle blocker Netty Obungu and Yelm junior outside hitter Anna Lee were named honorable mentions on the 2026 4A All-South Puget Sound League all-league teams. The full honors are …

  14. The Spokesman-Review6 hours ago

    On the Air

    Friday's TV Highlights

  15. The Spokesman-Review6 hours ago

    Alaska Airlines to launch five new nonstop routes from Seattle next year

    Alaska Airlines will add five nonstop routes — including one new international destination — out of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport next spring and summer as part of its efforts to expand travel options from its home base, the airline announced Thursday.

    Also reported byKOMO

  16. Renton Reporter6 hours ago

    Motorhome stolen, found with AirTag | Renton Police Blotter

    A sampling of Renton Police incidents Nov. 2-9:

  17. Federal Way Mirror6 hours ago

    Cops versus Ballers fundraiser at Todd Beamer | Nov. 13

    Community members can participate in prizes for various local buisnesses.

  18. Bellingham Herald6 hours ago

    Sea-Tac airport is adding nonstop flights to 5 new cities. See start dates, prices

    Alaska Airlines adds nonstop travel from Seattle Tacoma International Airport to Guadalajara, Charlotte, Jacksonville, Virginia & Iowa. See dates, ticket prices.

    Also reported byThe Seattle Times

  19. The Seattle Times7 hours ago

    Behind Seahawks’ rollout of white throwback jerseys set for 2027

    Seahawks fans have been clamoring for the team to bring back the white throwback jerseys. Here's the two-year process from idea to when they see the field next year.

  20. FOX 13 Seattle7 hours ago

    Severe e-bike injuries spike at Mary Bridge Children's Hospital

    With youth e-bike and e-scooter injuries on track to double in 2026 and mimicking the severity of motorcycle crashes, Mary Bridge Children’s Center experts advise parents to delay purchasing the devices until kids reach driving age.

  21. FOX 13 Seattle7 hours ago

    How to watch UW Huskies vs Michigan State

    The Washington football team (5-4, 2-4 Big Ten) travels to East Lansing this Saturday to face Michigan State (3-6, 1-5) in the teams' first meeting as Big Ten Conference opponents, with kickoff set for 1:15 p.m. PT on the Big Ten Network.

  22. KIRO 7 News Seattle7 hours ago

    Body camera video shows aftermath of Orting helicopter crash

    A pilot survived moderate injuries after a helicopter fell 40-50 feet in Orting, according to new sheriff's office video.

  23. B-Town Blog7 hours ago

    Burien Eagles to host epilepsy fundraiser on Saturday, Dec. 12

    The Burien Eagles will host a public fundraiser on Saturday, Dec. 12, to support the Epilepsy Foundation of Washington. The event starts at 4 p.m. and ...

  24. Renton Reporter7 hours ago

    Two men to be arraigned for $5.6 million in theft from four retailers

    Some of the shipments connected to Renton and Auburn.

  25. Issaquah Reporter7 hours ago

    Kent Mayor discusses trip to India paid by Indian university

    Economic director, paid for by the city, and a City Council member also joined Washington delegation

  26. FOX 13 Seattle7 hours ago

    Seattle weather: Rain on Friday, stronger storm this weekend

    Rain and wind return to Western Washington Friday, with coastal flooding and Skokomish River concerns.

  27. Courier-Herald7 hours ago

    Enumclaw council approves loan for water reservoir

    The new structure, which will hold three million gallons of water, will replace a reservoir built in 1926.

  28. 425magazine.com7 hours ago

    Swiss Chocolatier Läderach Makes Alderwood Mall Site of Third Washington Store

    The Alderwood Mall opening follows Läderach store openings at Westfield Southcenter in Tukwila in July 2025 and Bellevue Square in August 2025.

  29. KNKX7 hours ago

    KNKX Honors Native American Heritage Month 2026

    KNKX honors and celebrates the deep-rooted traditions, languages and stories of Native communities and America's first peoples.

  30. Pullman Radio8 hours ago

    Northwestern Stage Lines Offering Holiday Break Bus Service for WSU and UI Students

    Northwestern Stage Lines is offering special holiday break bus service for Washington State University and University of Idaho students traveling home for Thanksgiving and winter break. Direct rout…

  31. FOX 13 Seattle9 hours ago

    SEA airport adds additional reserved parking

    Reserved Parking at Sea-Tac now has 50% more stalls on Level 5. Online booking is now available on the airport's website.

  32. La Conner's Only Newspaper9 hours ago

    Town, County and Sea 11/12/26

    The Skagit County Department of Emergency Management has released the High Tide Awareness Calendar for 2026 and 2027. Skagit County is hosting a free community meeting to share updates on projects, answer questions and listen to feedback from the public. The meeting is in-person only and will take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday,

  33. NWPB9 hours ago

    Tacoma City Council continues work on budget, allocates some funding for community service officers

    The Tacoma City Council is working to pass a balanced budget for 2027-28.

  34. MyNorthwest.com9 hours ago

    Megan Rapinoe elected to National Soccer Hall of Fame - Seattle Sports

    Former Seattle Reign and U.S. women's national team legend Megan Rapinoe has been elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

    Also reported byThe Seattle Times

  35. Mercer Island Reporter9 hours ago

    Leashed dog bites resident | Mercer Island police blotter

    Selected reports Nov. 5-10.

  36. B-Town Blog9 hours ago

    Betty Binz Holiday Bazaar will bring more than 40 artists to Normandy Park Cove on Saturday, Dec. 5

    Normandy Park’s annual Betty Binz Holiday Bazaar will return to The Normandy Park Community Club ("The Cove") on Saturday, Dec. 5, with more than 40 ...

  37. FOX 13 Seattle10 hours ago

    Healthy Living: Movember is men's health awareness movement

    Dr. Scott Itano, family medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente Northgate Medical Center, sits down to talk about Movember, which happens every November. It's about more than mustaches, it’s a men’s health awareness movement.

  38. iLoveKent10 hours ago

    VIDEO: Kent Chamber asks employers to help students explore STEM careers

    Kent School District students will be able to earn high school and college credit in a new after-school cybersecurity course with Green River College, a college ...

  39. goSkagit10 hours ago

    Skagit Valley College women's soccer team set for conference Final Four

    MOUNT VERNON — It has been quite the season for the Skagit Valley College women’s soccer team.

  40. The Spokesman-Review10 hours ago

    'One of us': Greater Spokane League girls swimmers thrive under non-traditional co-op program | State swimming

    The 2026 girls swimming and diving state championship meet is Friday and Saturday at King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way, and the Greater Spokane League will be well represented at the event with more than 40 competitors from eight schools competing.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Auburn’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • RecallIf you grabbed a breakfast sandwich from a break room, vending machine or cafe lately, check the label.

    If you grabbed a breakfast sandwich from a break room, vending machine or cafe lately, check the label. Fresh & Ready Foods LLC of Renton is voluntarily recalling 2,414 Fresh To You Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit Sandwiches over possible listeria contamination. They were distributed in Washington and Oregon between Oct. 25 and Nov. 4. The Bellingham Herald says the recall is tied to a recall by CH Guenther & Son of certain biscuit products.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: FOX 13 Seattle, Bellingham Herald

  • RentonA Renton family is challenging King County's eminent domain petition to condemn land for a RapidRide I Line bus stop.

    A Renton family is challenging King County's eminent domain petition to condemn land for a RapidRide I Line bus stop. A coalition alleges poor communication and an inadequate offer of $8,000.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KING5.com

  • Veterans ParadeAuburn's 61st Veterans Parade, held the morning of Nov.

    Auburn's 61st Veterans Parade, held the morning of Nov. 7, was designated a Regional Site for Veterans Day 2026 by the Veterans Day National Committee and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Over 160 organizations walked Main Street from E Street to A Street.

    News Notes · Wednesday’s editionSource: Kent Reporter

  • Lions soccerAuburn Mountainview's girls' soccer team fell 1-0 to Silas on Nov.

    Auburn Mountainview's girls' soccer team fell 1-0 to Silas on Nov. 10 at Mount Tahoma High School in the regional round of the WIAA 3A state tournament. It was the Lions' first state tournament since 2022.

    News Notes · Wednesday’s editionSource: Auburn Reporter

  • Toy driveSir Mix-a-Lot spent Saturday afternoon, Nov.

    Sir Mix-a-Lot spent Saturday afternoon, Nov. 7, at a holiday toy drive at Outlet Collection Seattle, posing for pictures and signing autographs with mallgoers who donated toys. He told the Reporter the mall is “up the street” from his Auburn home.

    News Notes · Wednesday’s editionSource: Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

  • Flood worriesIt's been nearly a year since historic flooding hit farms, homes and SR 167 between Kent and Auburn, and residents in unincorporated King County are still rebuilding.

    It's been nearly a year since historic flooding hit farms, homes and SR 167 between Kent and Auburn, and residents in unincorporated King County are still rebuilding. Don Kramer estimates roughly $100,000 in damage and says, “I'm getting nervous as December gets closer.”

    News Notes · Wednesday’s editionSource: KIRO 7 News Seattle

  • Arts grantsAllen Family Philanthropies and ArtsFund announced Tuesday $10 million in grants of $2,500 to $25,000 for 745 small arts and cultural groups.

    Allen Family Philanthropies and ArtsFund announced Tuesday $10 million in grants of $2,500 to $25,000 for 745 small arts and cultural groups. GeekWire says the awards reach groups in 37 of the state's 39 counties. The program was renewed for another $10 million next year, bringing its total to $50 million over five years.

    Around Washington · Wednesday’s editionSources: The Seattle Times, GeekWire

  • Two LineBuses will replace Sound Transit Two Line trains between South Bellevue and International District/Chinatown on Sat., Nov.

    Buses will replace Sound Transit Two Line trains between South Bellevue and International District/Chinatown on Sat., Nov. 14 and Sun., Nov. 15 for maintenance in the Mercer Island tunnel. Shuttles will run every 10 minutes.

    Around Washington · Wednesday’s editionSource: KIRO 7 News Seattle

  • StormsPublic utility crews are preparing for the next round of heavy rain after Saturday's storm, when tens of thousands of people lost power.

    Public utility crews are preparing for the next round of heavy rain after Saturday's storm, when tens of thousands of people lost power. FOX 13 also reported a flood watch in Mason County Tuesday night as the wind and rain returned, with gusts up to 50 mph.

    Around Washington · Wednesday’s editionSources: FOX 13 Seattle, FOX 13 Seattle