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Seattle Weekly
about 6 hours
Light rail draws record crowds for America’s World Cup match
Link light rail drew approximately 280,000 riders when the United States and Australia met in the World Cup Friday, June 19 at Lumen Field in Seattle far exceeding the previous high mark of 220,000 set earlier this year during the Seahawks Super Bowl parade.
PubliCola
about 6 hours
Report: Homelessness in King County Continues to Grow, with 21 Percent Increase in Unsheltered Homelessness Since 2024
By Erica C. Barnett The King County Regional Homelessness Authority released a high-level summary of its biennial “point in time… The post Report: Homelessness in King County Continues to Grow, with 21 Percent Increase in Unsheltered Homelessness Since 2024 appeared first on PubliCola.
Seattle Gay News
about 8 hours
Tacoma Pride Festival 2026
Tacoma Pride Festival is an annual community event hosted by Rainbow Center, held on the second Saturday of July. It takes pride in honoring the LGBTQIA2S+ community by celebrating the valuable and creative members of a diverse population in the South Puget Sound region. As the largest Pride celebration in Tacoma, it understands the importance of creating opportunities to support the local community of entertainers, makers, artists, businesses, and organizations to offer a more inclusive representation of
Seattle Gay News
about 9 hours
Organizing Pride in Seattle from 1981 to 2000: A written history of the Freedom Day Committee
The Freedom Day Committee (FDC) was a unique, democratic grassroots coalition that organized Seattle’s Pride marches and rallies for almost two decades. We were all volunteers, and many of us represented groups or were individual activists committed to bettering life for Queer people. Some of us had roots in the social justice movements of the 1960s, and some were new to advocating for change. In the process, we all came to understand the power and the difficulty of coalition work, where we shared a goal bu
Seattle Gay News
about 9 hours
Kim Harless announces candidacy for state representative
Kim Harless, a dedicated public servant and community advocate, has announced her candidacy for Washington’s 49th Legislative District Position 1 seat. With a proven track record of leadership and a deep commitment to equality, Harless is ready to bring her “people-first approach” to Olympia. Harless’s story is one of perseverance and determination. Raised in Vancouver, she is multiracial, Indigenous, Latina, and white. Her journey as a single mother at 21, navigating food stamps and federal student aid wh
Seattle Gay News
about 9 hours
Lifelong Pride Gala makes history as Seattle's most star-studded yet
Seattle has hosted countless Pride celebrations over the years, but the inaugural Lifelong Pride Gala may have set a new standard for star power in the Pacific Northwest Queer community, bringing together nationally recognized LGBTQIA+ advocates, entertainers, and influencers, as well as local community leaders, under one roof. As the only LGBTQIA+ media outlet on the red carpet at the Lotte Hotel ahead of the gala, it was clear that this was a moment worth documenting. The evening honored actress and advoc
Seattle Gay News
about 9 hours
PSBJ celebrates LGBTQIA+ leaders at 11th annual Business of Pride Awards
The Puget Sound Business Journal celebrated the region’s Queer leaders, advocates, and changemakers during its 11th annual Business of Pride Awards on June 2 at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery, bringing together business, nonprofit. and community leaders for an evening centered on visibility, inclusion, and resilience. The lively reception honored the 2026 Outstanding Voices: Danni Askini, Hanifah Bellaluz McGovern, Christopher Brown, Paul and Matthew Castle, Jenny Harding, B Harper, Patti Hearn, Domonique Jul
Seattle Gay News
about 9 hours
Books for Pride with stories of family
How many times have you marched so far this month? Seems like there’s always a reason to gather and walk during Pride, but save some time for yourself too. You’ll want to reflect, rest, and read these great books about living your best Pride month… No doubt, you’ve thought once or twice about stepping away from society as it is and moving somewhere more accepting. So read Qtopia: A Memoir of Love, Land, and Liberation by Juda Bennett (University of Wisconsin Press, $18.95), the story of doing exactly that,
Seattle Gay News
about 10 hours
Local organizer Mike Pond seeks 49th Legislative District seat
Mike Pond, a Democrat from Clark County, is running for Washington House Legislative District 49, Position 1. He brings to the race a wealth of experience as a union organizer and longtime community advocate. As a fifth-generation Washingtonian and lifelong resident of Clark County, Pond’s deep local roots are central to his campaign message. He’s proud to have attended Prairie High School, Clark College, and Western Washington University — experiences that fuel his strong commitment to public education and
Seattle Weekly
about 10 hours
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Seattle Medium
about 13 hours
Supreme Court Rules Against Rastafarian Who Sued Prison Officials For Cutting His Dreadlocks
The Supreme Court has ruled that a devout Rastafarian, Damon Landor, cannot proceed with his lawsuit against prison officials who cut his dreadlocks. This 6-3 decision, authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, is expected to make it more challenging for individuals of other faiths to enforce federal religious protections within the prison system, drawing criticism from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for weakening these safeguards.
Seattle Medium
about 13 hours
Exxon Can Sue Cuba Over Property Confiscated In 1960, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court has permitted Exxon Mobil to sue state-owned oil companies in Cuba over property confiscated nearly seven decades ago after Fidel Castro's regime seized power, a decision backed by the Trump administration amidst its aggressive stance toward Havana.