Episode

Wednesday Evening Headlines

Podcast
Seattle Now
Published
Jun 3, 2026
Duration seconds
450
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Canonical source
https://omny.fm/shows/seattle-now/wednesday-evening-headlines-25fa2e8f-bbf0-4697-b1d6-30a1b8da7617
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Summary

Seattle one step closer to emergency ban on large data centers, 1,400 kids will get free tickets to the World Cup, and two veteran Seattle police officers are suing the department.