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Blue Jays tie ALCS with 8-2 win over Mariners in Game 4 — Cole Burston/Getty Images via Getty Images

MLB · United States

Blue Jays tie ALCS with 8-2 win over Mariners in Game 4

63% Center coverage: 65 sources

The Toronto Blue Jays, with an 8-2 win over the Seattle Mariners in Game 4, have tied the American League Championship Series 2-2. See the Story

WA Governor to Move $2.2M per Week for Food Bank Support Amid SNAP Funding Expiration

Government Shutdown · Washington

WA Governor to Move $2.2M per Week for Food Bank Support Amid SNAP Funding Expiration

86% Center coverage: 21 sources

Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Tuesday the move is meant to provide additional support to the state's food banks which are preparing for a large increase in demand.See the Story

King County Prosecutor implements 30-day case filing policy

Pandemic · King County

King County Prosecutor implements 30-day case filing policy

100% Center coverage: 13 sources

Following an average of 100 days for case-filing decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic, the prosecutor’s office must now make decisions quicker.See the Story

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