Episode

Thursday Evening Headlines

Podcast: Seattle Now
Published: May 15, 2026
Duration seconds: 469
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Summary

SPS to close one if its alternative high schools, Boeing ordered to pay nearly $50 million to family of crash victim, and you may be able to watch the World Cup from a "floating pitch" in Seattle.