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MORNING BRIEFING: shooter on the loose, mad goats and Seth MacFarlane

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Last night the City Council voted to raise the hotel tax to support the PFD's expansion of the Convention Center and Arena.

The SPD are still on the lookout for a man who allegedly shot his girlfriend in the face yesterday near Hillyard. 

High wind forecasts prompt red flag warning across the Inland Northwest through tonight.

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Don't mess with the goats.  

Oops. The first 787 Dreamliner flight into SeaTac experiences some technical issues. 

Initiative 502 to legalize marijuana in Washington gets a $1 million boost and approval from the King County sheriff.  

ELSEWHERE 

Voters in Pennsylvania won't be required to present photo IDs next month when they head to voting centers.  

Funny man Seth MacFarlane has been chosen to host the Oscars in February.

A tragic boat accident kills 36 people off the shores of Hong Kong.  

Call Me Maybe spoof videos are out, amateur remakes of Korean rapper PSY's Gangnam Style are in. 

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