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Latest News

Updated 9 minutes ago
Seattle Met about 1 hour

An Incomplete History of Pro Sports in Seattle

From the Sounders (1970s) to the Sounders (2000s); hydroplanes, the Kingdome, and more.

Seattle Weekly about 2 hours

State gas tax going up by 1.1 cents to 56.5 cents per gallon

Washington state’s gas tax, already among the highest in the nation, is going up next week.

Seattle Medium about 3 hours

A Letter From A Georgia Man Convicted Of Murder Led Prosecutors To Reexamine His Case – And Right Their 20-Year Wrong

Marquez Powell has been released from prison after two decades, following a judicial decision to overturn his life sentence for murder. The Fulton County District Attorney’s Conviction Integrity Unit concluded that insufficient evidence supported Powell's original conviction, leading to the dismissal of all charges.

Seattle Medium about 3 hours

After Supreme Court’s TPS Decision, More Than A Million Immigrants Face Scramble To Stay In U.S.

The Supreme Court has affirmed the Department of Homeland Security's broad discretion in extending or terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designations, a decision poised to end deportation protections and work permits for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians. This ruling carries potential repercussions for hundreds of thousands of nationals from 11 other countries currently holding TPS, marking a significant shift in immigration policy.

Seattle Medium about 3 hours

Haiti’s World Cup Run Ends With A Supreme Court Ruling Striking A Blow To Many Fans

The U.S. Supreme Court has authorized the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for potentially millions of foreign nationals from conflict-affected nations such as Haiti and Syria. This decision could result in over 350,000 Haitians losing work authorizations and their ability to remain in the country, raising concerns about their safety and economic stability, given the severe gang violence and displacement in Haiti.

Seattle Medium about 3 hours

Apple Is Hiking The Prices Of Macbooks And Ipads Due To The Memory Chip Shortage

Apple has implemented price increases across several of its flagship products, including the MacBook and iPad, citing escalating costs for memory and storage chips driven by the burgeoning artificial intelligence sector.

Seattle Medium about 3 hours

Investors Bet On A.I. Again After Micron Reports 346% Sales Jump

Micron Technology's stock surged over 16% in pre-market trading Thursday, following the release of its third-quarter results. The chipmaker reported a nearly 15-fold increase in profit, reaching $28.2 billion, and a 346% rise in revenues compared to the previous year. This significant upturn reversed a 13% decline in its stock on Tuesday, which occurred amidst a global sell-off impacting AI and AI-adjacent companies.

PubliCola about 4 hours

How Do We Get Transit Champions on Transit Boards?

By Anna Zivarts Watching the Sound Transit board vote at the end of May, I think I felt like a… The post How Do We Get Transit Champions on Transit Boards? appeared first on PubliCola.

The Urbanist about 5 hours

Bellevue Council Approves Reduced Speed Limits in Search of Safety Gains

Starting downtown in early 2027, 84% of Bellevue streets that currently have a speed limit of 30 mph or higher will see reductions. This widely supported change sets the groundwork for broader street upgrades, likely to be more contentious.

Seattle Weekly about 18 hours

WA child welfare deaths drop significantly after record year

Deaths and critical injuries among children in Washington’s child welfare system fell steeply in the first quarter of 2026, state officials reported June 24.

The Urbanist about 20 hours

Democratic Leaders Launch ‘No Hate in WA State’ Campaign Opposing Anti-Trans Ballot Measures

Last week, a campaign launched against two ballot measures that opponents say would be a blow to the rights of queer kids. The anti-trans measures are bankrolled by conservative multimillionaires, mirroring efforts in other states.

Seattle Medium about 22 hours

After Months of Questions, Brandon Roy and Garfield Leaders Reflect on a Difficult Chapter

Brandon Roy has returned to his role as head basketball coach at Garfield High School after being cleared of recruiting violation allegations. The reinstatement follows an investigation by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) that found the claims unsubstantiated, with Roy and Principal Dr. Tarance Hart now committed to moving past the controversy and rebuilding community trust.

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