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Retrofit relocation? First Hill tenants push back on seismic work that would ‘evict the whole building’
By Brenna Gauchat Residents from the century-old John Winthrop Apartments on First Hill met last week in the Cal Anderson Shelter House community space to discuss the possibility they might be evicted. Alongside the Puget Sound Tenants Union and residents … Continue reading →
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Struggled to afford fertility treatment in Seattle? Share your story
If you’ve struggled to pay for fertility treatments in Seattle or explored alternative means to avoid such costs, we’d like to hear about it.
The Seattle Times
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U.S. Border Patrol involved in shooting near Canadian border
The circumstances of the shooting are not known. Police did not immediately say whether there were any injuries or fatalities.
The Seattle Times
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Dan David Prize awards 9 scholars $300,000 each for research on the human past
Nine scholars from around the world have been awarded $300,000 each to advance their careers.
The Seattle Times
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The US infant mortality rate fell to an all-time low, though it still trails other similar nations
The nation’s infant mortality dropped to a new all-time low in 2025.
The Seattle Times
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Hiker dies in fall near Ketchikan after sending emergency message, troopers say
A Portland resident told 911 dispatchers in Alaska that he was "cold, and not equipped with water, food, proper clothing, or other survival gear."
The Seattle Times
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Amber Alert issued for 6-year-old abducted in silver Ford Fusion
Police are asking anyone who sees the 6-year-old boy or the silver Ford Fusion to call 911. He was last seen in Lynnwood.
The Seattle Times
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Are FIFA’s exclusive Seattle World Cup jerseys worth the steep price?
FIFA has introduced new elements to this World Cup. One that has raised eyebrows more than others? Exclusive $375 jerseys that aren't meant to be worn.
The Seattle Times
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WA mountain access faces long road to recovery as summer hiking season begins
An update on road closures in the Olympic and Cascade Mountains after last year's wildfires and atmospheric river floods.
The Seattle Times
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How Seahawks’ eight draft picks fared during offseason program
As the Seahawks head into summer break, here’s a review of what we saw from their eight draft picks and how ready they appear for training camp next month.
The Seattle Times
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Seattle’s previous World Cup viewership was surprisingly average
For a city known as a soccer stronghold, Nielsen data shows Seattle’s 2022 World Cup TV viewership was surprisingly average among host cities, writes FYI Guy.
The Seattle Times
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Seattle’s extremely low tides unveil a world of sea life
Low tide in Seattle dipped below four feet on Monday morning — a low not previously seen by the city's shores in four years — unveiling a world that's normally underwater.
