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18 days
Jury convicts Kent man of 17 felonies during robbery spree
A jury convicted a 26-year-old Kent man May 26 of 17 felonies related to a string of armed marijuana dispensary and bank robberies during a crime spree between December 2021 and June 2022 throughout the Puget Sound region.
The Stranger
18 days
Slog AM: Meta Killing More Jobs in King County, Dow Constantine Kicks Graham Street Station Into the Future, CDC Seeking Volunteers to Screen Travelers at Airports For Ebola
Meta keeps bleeding local jobs into the twilight of AI hype. The latest round of layoffs has eliminated 1,395 jobs in King County. Though some may think that AI itself is the cause of this escalating redundancy, a closer examination reveals that it is instead massive spending on AI infrastructure. But why are tech companies […] The post Slog AM: Meta Killing More Jobs in King County, Dow Constantine Kicks Graham Street Station Into the Future, CDC Seeking Volunteers to Screen Travelers at Airports For Ebola appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
18 days
‘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 ...
Capitol Hill Seattle
18 days
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 Seattle
18 days
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 →
Capitol Hill Seattle
19 days
SPD investigating murder after man found dead in Madison Park parking lot
Detectives are investigating a homicide after a man was found dead Sunday evening “with obvious signs of trauma” along an alley behind commercial buildings in Madison Park. The Seattle Police Department announced the investigation Tuesday afternoon saying circumstances leading up … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
19 days
Police: Tacoma teen fired off nine shots as security tried to break up fight in triple shooting outside Pike/Pine club
New details have been revealed in the Monday morning E Pike shooting outside a Capitol Hill nightclub that sent three people to the hospital last week including new details about the 19-year-old suspect arrested in a SWAT raid on a … Continue reading →
The Stranger
19 days
Doom and Groom
Should I feel weird about my husband’s grooming situation when he was young with a family friend if he doesn’t feel weird about it? He’s mid-thirties. He’s known this woman since he was seven and she used to babysit for him. She was a family friend. Once she returned to England, my husband went to visit her […] The post Doom and Groom appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
19 days
Slog AM: Bari Weiss Turns Off CBS News Radio, Susan Collins’s White Supremacist Photo Op, SNAP Cutbacks Mean Hunger for Millions of Young People
Impoverished PNW Journalists Strike McClatchy Newspapers: Just as they threatened, dozens of journalists struck papers across Washington and Idaho today, claiming management won’t send decision-makers to logjammed contract negotiations over increased pay. The workers say the strike will last one day, and request readers not cross the virtual picket lines and avoid the websites of […] The post Slog AM: Bari Weiss Turns Off CBS News Radio, Susan Collins’s White Supremacist Photo Op, SNAP Cutbacks Mean Hunger for Millions of Young People appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
19 days
Belmont Tiny House Village breaks ground with plans for 32 new Capitol Hill homes by July
The Belmont Tiny House Village will open to residents by July. The Low Income Housing Institute’s $1.1 million, 32-tiny house “emergency transitional encampment” broke ground last week with trucks arriving to deliver the 96-square-foot homes to the empty lot in the … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
19 days
Seattle Social Housing’s first deal: $60M for 150-unit apartment building near Pike Place Market
Seattle’s social housing initiative is officially a reality. Following a unanimous vote by the Seattle Social Housing Developer board, the public authority is set to become the new owner of the Elara at the Market apartment complex. Located at 2134 … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
19 days
World Cup: Office of Emergency Management provides update on Seattle’s ‘Event Operations Plan’
After city officials found Seattle was spending less on its Office of Emergency Management than peer cities like Denver and Portland, a 44% boost to the department’s budget should help make the city safer as it hosts six matches of … Continue reading →
