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The Seattle Times
29 days
Russell Wilson-backed charter school to close next month
Students and staff at the charter school will receive support to transition to new schools, Why Not You Academy officials said.
The Seattle Times
29 days
Auburn cop arrested for immorally communicating with child, police say
The officer, arrested Friday morning, is now on administrative leave pending the filing of formal charges, according to the Pierce County sheriff's office.
The Seattle Times
29 days
Sounders ready for last home match until July
The Sounders will close out a three-game homestretch against the LA Galaxy on Saturday. They won't play at home until July 16,
The Stranger
29 days
Our Regional Homelessness Authority Is in Deep Trouble
When an independent audit last month found that the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) was running a $45 million deficit, including $13 million in funds unaccounted for or overspent, the public outrage was palpable. The forensic evaluation was damning, describing KCRHA’s internal accounting processes as “weak” and lacking many basic cost controls. Local officials […] The post Our Regional Homelessness Authority Is in Deep Trouble appeared first on The Stranger.
The Seattle Times
29 days
‘Love Is Blind’ Seattle’s Chelsea Griffin and Kwame Appiah separate
The duo each posted on Instagram Friday that they were growing in different directions and their life goals didn’t align.
The Seattle Times
29 days
Former Mariners closer Edwin Diaz linked to alleged illegal cockfighting in Puerto Rico
Former Mariners closer and three-time MLB All-Star Edwin Díaz has been linked to illegal cockfighting in Puerto Rico, according to a Friday report from USA TODAY.
Seattle Medium
29 days
Podcast: Financial Wellness: Experts Stress Sustainable Habits Amid Economic Uncertainty
Financial experts assert that achieving financial stability in an increasingly unpredictable economy requires a shift from short-term solutions to consistent, long-term habits. These include diligent budgeting, consistent saving, and strategic future planning, all vital for cultivating financial flexibility.
Seattle Medium
29 days
Podcast: New Seattle Play Explores Vulnerability And Healing Among Black Men
A new stage production, "Black Man Goes To Therapy," written by and starring Jeremy Rubin, is set to open in Seattle, addressing the critical and often overlooked conversation surrounding mental health, healing, and vulnerability among Black men. The play blends humor, emotion, and reflection to explore these significant themes, aiming to foster open dialogue within the community.
Seattle Medium
29 days
Podcast: Black Seattle Police Officers Allege Years Of Racial Harassment In Recent Lawsuit
Legal claims filed by two veteran Black Seattle police officers detail years of alleged racial harassment, unequal treatment, retaliation, and hostile workplace conditions within the Seattle Police Department.
The Seattle Times
29 days
Seahawks almost didn’t play in NFL’s season kickoff game
The Seahawks almost didn't play in the NFL's season kickoff game, which has become customary for the Super Bowl champs to host. Here's why.
The Seattle Times
29 days
WA gets $538M in delayed COVID-era payments from FEMA
Money for the state Department of Health is meant to cover past costs, such as for equipment for labs and personal protection and added healthcare staffing.
The Stranger
29 days
Meditations in an Emergency
Just when you think you know an artist, they throw something like this at you. It’s not just that Joe Rudko (metaphorically) tossed his photographs and X-Acto knife; it’s that he (literally) took oil pastels—the fancy cousin of crayons—and drew directly on the gallery wall. In wobbly rainbow letters, he spelled out his name and […] The post Meditations in an Emergency appeared first on The Stranger.