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Arrival Of Summer Brings Attention To Drowning Prevention

The Trump administration has targeted federal programs crucial for tracking and preventing drowning deaths with significant budget cuts. Public health experts warn this action heightens the risk for Black Americans, who already face a substantially higher likelihood of drowning compared to white children.

When the Missing Stay Missing: The Crisis of Disappearing Black Americans

The Black and Missing Foundation has dedicated 18 years to raising awareness about a significant disparity in missing persons cases. The organization emphasizes that Black Americans, who represent a disproportionately high percentage of missing individuals, often receive less media attention and urgent search efforts compared to their white counterparts.

Voices of Truth Uses Gospel Music To Build Community And Faith

A student-led gospel ensemble, Voices of Truth, formed at Florida State University, is advancing Black sacred music beyond academic settings, utilizing a blend of ministry, outreach, and performance to engage new audiences with its traditions.

Trump Presidency Blurs Lines Between Public Office And Family Business

The American presidency has evolved into a monetization platform, where the distinction between political power and private wealth has significantly eroded. This development poses a profound threat to public trust and risks transforming democratic governance into a transactional enterprise.

Suspected gunman in E Pike shooting charged with three counts of assault

The suspect in the shooting that injured three people during a fight outside an E Pike nightclub has been charged with three counts of first degree assault. The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s office says 19-year-old Jamari McQueen has no prior … Continue reading →

‘Keep Denny Blaine Nude’ trial begins

The trial to keep Denny Blaine nude begins today, marking the culmination of a Seattle neighborhood’s legal showdown over public space, community use, and ...

Prosecutor: Seattle and county deadly shootings fall to ‘single digits’ for first time in nine years

The ongoing rash of Pike/Pine nightlife shootings runs counter to gun violence trends in the city and across the Seattle area, according to the latest report from King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion. Manion’s office has been providing regular updates … Continue reading →

Capitol Hill Community Post | Craft rave culture is arriving on Capitol Hill

From Ali Tai Capitol Hill has long been home to dance floors, DIY creativity, queer community, and people carrying around tote bags full of unfinished craft projects. Now, those things are finally converging into one event. A growing social trend … Continue reading →

Trump Administration Proposes Having All Federal Workers Sign NDAs

The White House is preparing a government-wide nondisclosure agreement aimed at curtailing federal workers’ sharing of “confidential government information” and stopping internal leaks to media organizations. This initiative, posted by the Office of Personnel Management, has drawn sharp criticism from federal employee unions, who contend it is an attempt to silence dissent, restrict First Amendment rights, and purge nonpartisan career employees.

Do You Feel Society Is Moving Backward In Ways That Threaten The Progress Made During The Civil Rights Movement?

Black people have made progress in the fight for civil rights, but are still struggling with racism, and some believe that progress is being reversed due to the revocation of D.E.I. programs and the lack of unity in the Black community.

Cashon Stewart: Gone Too Soon

Cashon Stewart was a beloved athlete, student, and friend who left an unforgettable impact on the lives of all who knew him, and will be deeply missed.