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The Stranger
29 days
Ticket Alert: Kacey Musgraves, Foster The People, and More Seattle Events Going On Sale This Week
Wake up babe, a new batch of tickets just dropped. Country queen Kacey Musgraves heads to Seattle from the Middle of Nowhere this October. Indie pop band Foster The People brings their Good Mourning Sunshine Tour and opener Goth Babe to WaMu Theater in September. Plus, prolific singer-songwriter and musician LP celebrates their fourth album […] The post Ticket Alert: Kacey Musgraves, Foster The People, and More Seattle Events Going On Sale This Week appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
29 days
Welcome to The Stranger’s May Issue!
It’s that time of year again: The daffodils have bloomed, the trees have leaves again, and the Seattle International Film Festival is back on our doorstep. The festival is a little smaller than it has been in the past, which is no surprise. SIFF has been through a hell of a year, from layoffs to […] The post Welcome to The Stranger’s May Issue! appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
29 days
Freakout Festival Isn’t Happening This Year
In another blow to Seattle’s nightlife ecosystem, Freakout Festival‘s organizers have decided not to hold its marquee event this fall. The nonprofit organization relies on grants for half of its funding, and current circumstances have proven to be too uncertain to make Freakout‘s ambitious booking philosophy—typically 75-150 musical acts playing in several venues throughout the […] The post Freakout Festival Isn’t Happening This Year appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
30 days
New Music You Shouldn’t Miss
TelehealthGreen World Image(Sub Pop) With anxiety levels spiking to all-time highs because of you-know-who and -what in the USA, Seattle quintet Telehealth sound especially built for this awful moment. Their lyrics suggest struggles with working in the tech biz, and the music serves as an escape valve for the stresses they’ve endured in the air- […] The post New Music You Shouldn’t Miss appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
30 days
Slog AM: Iran Still Mulling on Peace Deal, Straight White Man Sues for Discrimination, and the Wall Street Journal Has Thoughts on the Millionaires Tax
Good Morning! The summery weather is back after a brief overcast break yesterday. Expect highs in the mid-60s with spotty cloud cover, and you can expect that over and over again for the next week or so. Soak up that vitamin D! Just remember to wear sunscreen. (More on that below.) Let’s do the news. […] The post Slog AM: Iran Still Mulling on Peace Deal, Straight White Man Sues for Discrimination, and the Wall Street Journal Has Thoughts on the Millionaires Tax appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
30 days
From U.S. To Singapore, Cruise Passengers Are Being Monitored For Hantavirus
The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed five hantavirus infections among individuals connected to the cruise ship MV Hondius. Three people have died since the vessel departed Argentina last month, while 146 passengers from 23 countries remain aboard under strict precautionary measures.
Seattle Medium
30 days
What Doctors Know About How The Andes Hantavirus Spreads
An outbreak of the Andes hantavirus, a rodent-carried strain, claimed 11 lives in Epuyen, Argentina, in 2018. The same virus is now believed to have sickened eight passengers aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship, highlighting the potential for hantaviruses to trigger international public health emergencies.
The Stranger
30 days
What’s the State of SIFF in 2026?
It’s been a tough year for SIFF. The nonprofit, which runs the annual Seattle International Film Festival each May, as well as three year-round cinemas, has been hit hard by the last 12 months. The multiple rounds of layoffs, the sudden exit of their former executive director, and the fall of the beloved SIFF Egyptian, […] The post What’s the State of SIFF in 2026? appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
30 days
Google’s Plan To Win The AI Health Race? Play Nice With Apple And Other Rivals
Google has launched its new Google Health app, featuring an integrated AI Health Coach designed to provide personalized fitness plans, health record summaries, and an interactive chatbot. The initiative aims to broaden Google's competitive edge in the health technology market by attracting users of Apple Watch, Oura ring, and Garmin devices, as well as those without health trackers.
Seattle Medium
30 days
Chatbots Cannot Be Marketed As A Junior Jesus
As artificial intelligence advances, religious leaders are cautioning against the assignment of divine attributes to machines, advocating for the preservation of spiritual grounding and human relationships.
Seattle Medium
30 days
Seattle Paraeducators Warn Budget Cuts Will Harm The Most Vulnerable Students
Seattle paraeducators are warning that proposed budget cuts could harm the city's most vulnerable students by dismantling critical support systems, such as relationship building, crisis response, and cultural connections.
Seattle Medium
30 days
King County Expands Mobile Response Teams As Youth Mental Health Crisis Deepens
King County has launched mobile crisis response teams to provide immediate, community-based care for youth facing mental health and substance use emergencies, in response to the growing crisis of youth mental health needs.