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The Stranger
22 days
Hey, Are You Running in the Seattle Waterfront Marathon This Weekend?
At the end of April, Seattle’s running community caught wind of a new marathon, the Seattle Waterfront Marathon set for this Sunday, May 24th. For a $100 registration fee, marathoners would take off from Genesee Park and run a 26.2 mile-loop along Lake Washington Boulevard and finish in Seward Park. It sounds great if you’re […] The post Hey, Are You Running in the Seattle Waterfront Marathon This Weekend? appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
22 days
Alki Community Council meeting, South Park tiny-house village info, book swap, plant sale, art, more for your Thursday
(Low tide even brought out bunnies at Lincoln Park. Photo by Erin Jackson) Here are the rest of our highlights for today/tonight, from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar (where you’ll find even more – thanks to everyone who sends events for us to share!): HOPE SCHOOL GARDEN CLUB PLANT SALE: As previewed last night, […]
The Stranger
22 days
Slog AM: Jan 6 Cops Sue the DOJ, Harrell Has a New Job, and Trump Ogles Graduating Coast Guard Cadets
Good morning! It’s beautiful and sunny as I write this, and theoretically it’s supposed to stay that way. We’ve got one of those not-a-cloud-in-the-sky forecasts. But, in spring in Seattle, reporting a weather prediction feels a little bit like reading tarot cards. It’s fun, maybe it shapes how you spend your day, but it’s really […] The post Slog AM: Jan 6 Cops Sue the DOJ, Harrell Has a New Job, and Trump Ogles Graduating Coast Guard Cadets appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
22 days
I Smell Something in the Air…It Smells Like the KEXP BBQ
Cue Wendy Rene’s “Bar-B-Q”! Last year KEXP revived its beloved summer tradition after a 13-year hiatus, and it looks like it’s here to stay, with a lineup good enough to compete with Bumbershoot and Capitol Hill Block Party. The lineup this year is short but sweet: garage-rock revivalist Ty Segall, English indie-folk artist Arlo Parks, […] The post I Smell Something in the Air…It Smells Like the KEXP BBQ appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
22 days
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: South Seattle College’s free 5K on Friday
You’re invited to start the holiday weekend early with the South Seattle College Memorial Day 5K/10K Run & Walk, tomorrow morning. Here’s the announcement: Friday, May 22, 2026, at 10:00 AM Location: South Seattle College’s West Seattle Campus at 6000 16th Ave SW. On-campus parking will be free for this event. Visit our campus map […]
Seattle Medium
22 days
Judge Dismisses Charges Against Former School Official In Case Of 6-Year-Old Who Shot Teacher
A Virginia circuit court judge has dismissed criminal charges against Ebony Parker, a former elementary school assistant principal, in a case linked to a 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher in January 2023. The judge's ruling determined that the allegations against Parker did not constitute a crime.
The Stranger
22 days
Star Baby
Baby Gorilla, born May 18, 2026, at 5:50 a.m. at the Woodland Park Zoo It’s an especially busy week, but when Megan challenged me to do the Woodland Park Zoo’s baby gorilla’s astrological chart yesterday morning in Slog AM, what was I supposed to do? Not drop everything to quickly do amateur astrology for a […] The post Star Baby appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
22 days
Micro-Cations With The Family: Short Trips, Big Rewards
Micro-cations, brief family excursions typically spanning 24 to 48 hours, are gaining recognition as an effective method for families to cultivate lasting memories and strengthen relationships. This approach mitigates the stress associated with extended travel by advocating for a singular primary activity and encouraging spontaneous exploration.
Seattle Medium
22 days
Netflix To Launch Its First Daily Live Show With ‘The Breakfast Club’
Netflix will stream "The Breakfast Club," the influential iHeartMedia morning show co-hosted by Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Jess Hilarious, live every weekday starting June 1, marking the streaming giant's first daily live program.
Seattle Medium
22 days
Trump Promised No-Cost IVF Treatment For All. That’s Still A Long Way Off
President Trump has pledged to expand access to In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment; however, reproductive medicine advocates and experts contend that current measures fall short of fulfilling this promise, citing the lack of a federal mandate for comprehensive coverage.
Seattle Medium
22 days
White House Postpones Executive Order On A.I.
The White House has postponed plans for President Donald Trump to sign an executive order establishing a voluntary review process for artificial intelligence models. This proposed framework would allow government agencies to review advanced models for up to 90 days prior to their public release.
Seattle Medium
22 days
The Shackles Our Founders Warned Us About
The nation's founding generation established a profound historical contradiction by articulating principles of natural rights while simultaneously upholding the institution of slavery, a fundamental disparity that continues to fuel an unresolved societal discourse on justice and equity.