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3pm
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68°
5pm
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6pm
67°
36%
7pm
67°
46%
8pm
64°
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9pm
63°
65%
10pm
62°
60%
11pm
61°
66%
12am
61°
64%
1am
60°
76%
2am
60°
76%
3am
60°
75%
4am
58°
83%
5am
58°
60%
6am
58°
55%
7am
57°
52%
8am
58°
32%
9am
58°
29%
10am
59°
29%
11am
60°
21%
12pm
62°
25%
1pm
63°
24%
2pm
64°
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Today
69°
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Tonight
56°
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Friday
67°
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Friday Night
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Saturday
66°
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Saturday Night
54°
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Sunday
66°
Sunday Night
54°
Monday
65°
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Monday Night
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Tuesday
65°
Tuesday Night
53°
Wednesday
65°
Wednesday Night
53°
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Capitol Hill Seattle
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Take a walk on Capitol Hill’s AIDS Memorial Pathway
Forty-five years after the AIDS epidemic began, many still mourn lost community members and fight the stigma of a positive diagnosis. Today, an estimated ...
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 5 hours
20 years after the Pride parade left Broadway, here’s a look at this year’s celebrations on Capitol Hill: Trans Pride, Dyke March, PrideFest street festival, and more
Twenty years ago, Seattle’s core celebration of its queer communities — the annual Pride parade — moved off Capitol Hill. In 2026, the neighborhood will still swell with Pride as it celebrates around its rainbow crosswalks and everlasting core of … Continue reading →
NW Asian Weekly
about 5 hours
First of its kind queer museum in San Francisco Chinatown amplifies Chinese LGBTQ+ artists
On one side of the world, Xiangqi Chen can be punished for her LGBTQ+ activism.
NW Asian Weekly
about 5 hours
“Rice on Repeat” circus brings food, family, and friendship
“Before I started circus (training), I climbed in bouldering gyms for seven years.
NW Asian Weekly
about 6 hours
Cambodia Supreme Court upholds treason convictions of 2 journalists, raising press freedom questions
Cambodia’s Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the treason conviction and 14-year prison sentence of two journalists who posted photographs on Facebook last year related to border clashes with Thailand, prompting new accusations from rights groups that Prime Minister Hun Manet ‘s government is influencing the courts to quash press freedoms.
Seattle Met
about 6 hours
Property Watch: An Architect-Designed Floating Home on Lake Union
A stunning example of Seattle architect James A. Jessup's floating home design.
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 6 hours
Pedestrian hit by driver while crossing Boren dies of injuries
There has been another death on the roadways around Seattle’s busy Yesler corridor. CHS has learned that the 72-year-old struck by a driver while crossing the street in a morning June 13th collision at Boren and Main has died of … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 6 hours
Garfield High School: Coach Roy to return after cleared in recruiting violation investigation
Garfield High says former coach and NBA star Brandon Roy has been cleared in a recruiting violation investigation and will return to lead the ...
City Cast Seattle
about 12 hours
Why the Walrus and the Carpenter Closed and an Update on the Grand Cinema's Threat
Today on the pod, host Jane C. Hu is joined by regular contributor Chase Hutchinson and newsletter writer and journalist Harry Cheadle to talk about the latest strikes at The Walrus and The Carpenter and Hilton Hotels, including the very unusual decision for management at the Ballard spot to drop anonymized compensation for some of their workers. Then they talk about the upsetting news from Tacoma that a threat was called into the city’s Grand Cinema and how the community rallied around the beloved venue. Finally, the trio talks about a medley of news, including record Lime scooter rentals last weekend, Katie Wilson meeting with the Seattle film commission, and updates on park rangers at The Enchantments this summer. Learn more about the sponsors of this June 25th episode: Woodland Park Zoo Seattle Restored Washington State Fair Argosy Cruises Grand Central Bakery Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastSeattle on Instagram, or email us at [email protected]. You can also call or text us at 206-880-3931. For more Seattle news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, City Cast Seattle. Support City Cast Seattle by becoming a member: membership.citycast.fm/seattle Looking to advertise on City Cast Seattle? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise.
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 21 hours
Seattle restaurant group behind Capitol Hill steakhouse Jeffry’s faces union strike at Ballard’s The Walrus and the Carpenter
Ballard’s The Walrus and the Carpenter has become the center of strife between management and workers at a family of Seattle restaurants that includes Capitol Hill steakhouse Jeffry’s that ownership says is bleeding money and drowning in debt. Pickets by … Continue reading →
NW Asian Weekly
1 day
Federal judge bars Trump from implementing proof of citizenship requirement to vote
A federal judge on Wednesday permanently barred President Donald Trump’s administration from implementing most of his first executive order on elections, part of which sought to require people to show documentary proof of citizenship when they register to vote.
NW Asian Weekly
1 day
New South Asian character joins ‘Peanuts’ universe
A new character is stepping into the world of "Peanuts" for the first time in decades.