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I'm Paige Browning.

We have a lot of news today and a long,

warm weekend ahead. Here's our roundup of today's top stories. It's Friday, May 23rd.

Starting with a big arrest in Seattle. Three suspects are in custody in connection with the Triple Homicide in Pioneer Square last Saturday. In a news briefing

this afternoon, Detective Eric Munoz said Seattle police arrested them at an apartment building in

Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood. Munoz says they also recovered guns as evidence. Several

these firearms were recovered. It is unknown how they, at this time, how they are related to the homicides that occur. There's further testing that needs to be done.

That audio courtesy of Fox 13, three young adults were killed, including August Lestrap, who went by Q and worked at Noir-Lux Candlebar, plus a 19-year-old woman and a 27-year-old

man. Two of the suspects were scheduled for court appearances today and the third's

booked at the score jail in Des Moines on a state corrections department warrant. Munoz says

SPD has increased patrols in Pioneer Square due to recent incidents.

Officials from the ports of Seattle and Tacoma say international imports are slowing down,

a new trend that could continue for several weeks.

Noel Gaska has more.

As the Trump administration rolled out tariffs on Chinese goods in March and April,

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