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KOMO-TV Seattle, WA

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News clips from around the world provided by KOMO-TV Seattle, WA and clipsyndicate.com

Something fishy about new breast cancer treatment

Marie Tobin is a breast cancer patient, and she credits several things with making her a breast cancer survivor -- one of which takes her down by the river as part of a local hospital treatment program.
04/15/08

Developmentally disabled worker found dead inside Tacoma Goodwill

Co-workers found 27-year-old Nick Miller's body on Tuesday morning. The victim had apparently been crushed by heavy machinery, officials said. Goodwill, which has been cited for safety issues in the past, is now being investigated by the state.
04/15/08

Dalai Lama, Archbishop Tutu join to discuss spirituality

The Dalai Lama wrapped up his five-day visit to Seattle Tuesday with a panel discussion on spirituality and compassion with fellow Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa.
04/15/08

Schultz threatens to sue to get team back

Howard Schultz said he was preparing a lawsuit seeking to regain ownership of the Sonics based on e-mails Clay Bennett exchanged last year with partners about moving the team to Oklahoma City.
04/15/08

Family of seven loses all, still feels blessed

A clogged culver and heavy spring runoff caused the flash flood that destroyed the Downings' way of life, but it didn't dilute the family's spirit. The family from Pend Oreille County says it still has a lot to be thankful for.
04/14/08

Hundreds chime in on King County animal shelters issue

More than 600 people attended the public hearing at the Highline Performing Arts Center to discuss the issue and to push for a solution that would be in the best interest of the sheltered critters.
04/14/08

Search on for remains of missing teen, clues into disappearance

Shelby Wright hasn't been seen since July 26, 2004, when the then-14 year old disappeared from Snohomish County. On Sunday night deputies began the search for his remains with dogs, back hoes and radar equipment.
04/14/08

Cancer survivor moves on to next challenge

Dick Pierson will be taking his 1974 Olympia Charger to race in the classic car race at Le Mans, France, and hope to raise more than $3 million for Children's Hospital in the process.
04/14/08

Lonesome emu a step closer to finding love

The once-lonely emu is lonely no more. The male emu that was nesting on a rubber ball thinking it was an egg is now in the company of not one, but two ladies.
04/14/08

Mother Nature to Wedgwood tree: 'Zot!'

A thunderstorm rolled over Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood just before 2:30 and sent a lightning bolt heard for miles around, slicing a branch of a tree and giving minor damage to a nearby home; power knocked out to a few dozen.
04/14/08

Four in Seattle-based film group arrested in Nigeria

Nigerian officials said the film crew members were detained for illegally traveling by boat in southern Nigeria's restive oil-rich creeks.
04/14/08

Love-starved emu finds like-minded singles

Friend the emu has been sitting on a green ball for days, thinking it was an emu egg that will one day hatch. His owner played a long for a while, afraid of breaking Friend's heart. But after an emu expert told her to show some tough love, she ...
04/11/08

Baby born at just 15 ounces celebrates first birthday

When Emma Lamb was born last April at just under one pound, doctors thought she'd never survive. But the kid has proved them all wrong, and now Emma is ready to cross a big milestone.
04/11/08

Guilty verdict announced in taxi driver's murder

In an emotional Friday morning court hearing, a King County jury found Earnest Lenell Collins Jr. guilty of murdering a Seattle cab driver and then setting fire to the taxi last summer.
04/11/08

No mention of Tibet in Dalai Lama's first appearance

In his first public appearance since arriving for a five-day conference on compassion, the Dalai Lama made no mention of the situation in Tibet, instead welcoming what he said was a new scientific interest in human emotion.
04/11/08

No mention of Tibet in Dalai Lama's first appearance

In his first public appearance since arriving for a five-day conference on compassion, the Dalai Lama made no mention of the situation in Tibet, instead welcoming what he said was a new scientific interest in human emotion.
04/11/08

Local artist honors fallen soldiers with special portraits

It was a tribute like no other for fallen servicemen and women in the war in Iraq. A local Vietnam veteran who has gained international acclaim used his special talents to honor a soldier and a marine killed in combat.
04/10/08

Robbers demand money, drugs at the wrong house

It was 5 o'clock Monday morning and very quiet when Tracy Sherwood woke up to noise and a tall figure with a gun staring at him. "He has a pistol pointed at me and he tells me to be quiet or he's going to blow my blanking head off," he said.
04/10/08

King County demands immediate animal shelter upgrades

On Thursday county officials demanded immediate changes, including new cat cages, new dog runs, additional staff and, most importantly, a change in the shelters' culture.
04/10/08