Shooting near Space Needle
Several people were injured in a shooting near the Space Needle in Seattle at a venue hosting the Bite of Seattle food festival.
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Breaking News: Shooting Near Seattle's Space Needle
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The bulletin leads with urgent breaking news out of Seattle. Multiple people have been shot near the iconic Space Needle at a venue hosting the Bite of Seattle food festival — one of the city's most popular summer events. Police have sealed off the area and are urging the public to stay well clear. The circumstances of the shooting were not yet known at the time of the broadcast. The story would be revisited at the close of the bulletin, underscoring its significance as the night's top breaking story.
Breaking: Shooting Near Seattle's Space Needle at Food Festival
A gunman opened fire near Seattle's Space Needle at a venue hosting the Bite of Seattle food festival, injuring several people. Police are urging everyone to avoid the area.
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