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Seattle Transit Blog
20 days
Friday Roundtable: Crosslake Connection’s Impact on ST Express Ridership
When Sound Transit opened the Crosslake Connection in March 2026, over 200,000 people went for a ride on the first day. Since then, the 2 Line has carried thousands of passengers between Seattle and the Eastside everyday. Many of these passengers are new transit riders who used to drive across Lake Washington, while others switched … Continue reading "Friday Roundtable: Crosslake Connection’s Impact on ST Express Ridership"
City Cast Seattle
20 days
Should South Seattle Have A Say in ‘Bike Weekends?’ Plus, Zuckerberg’s Superyacht and Women In Vinyl
Today on the podcast Jane C. Hu is joined by contributors Brett Hamil and Marcus Harrison Green, as well as special guest Glenn Nelson, journalist and founder of the Trail Posse, to discuss his op-ed about why this summer’s expansion of Lake Washington Boulevard Bicycle Weekends is another ‘erosion of one of the very few simple pleasures enjoyed by the BIPOC and other marginalized communities that have been push-broomed into South Seattle.’ Then, Brett and Marcus talk about Mark Zuckerberg's superyacht, which appeared the same day 1400 people were laid off at Meta. Lastly (for non-neighbors), The Stranger’s Audrey Vann discusses the experiences of women working in record stores. If you’re a neighbor, stick around for our colleague Elizabeth Kauma’s argument for changing our state bird. Learn more about the sponsors of this May 29th episode: Travel Dundee FRS Clipper 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.
Seattle Transit Blog
21 days
ST Board Meets to Postpone ST3 Projects
The Sound Transit board meets today at 1:30-5:00 to revise the ST3 system plan to reduce costs. The meeting page has links to the agenda, resolution, amendments, reports, and information on how to view the meeting and give public testimony in person or remotely. A video of the meeting will be posted to ST’s YouTube … Continue reading "ST Board Meets to Postpone ST3 Projects"
Seattle Medium
21 days
This Year’s World Cup Is Testing The Public Health Playbook
The upcoming FIFA World Cup presents significant public health challenges, intensified by its unprecedented scale and the prevailing global health landscape. Concerns include the potential spread of measles, Ebola, and other infectious diseases, posing risks to both attendees and the wider public.
Seattle Medium
21 days
Inside The Justice Department’s Pursuit Of Trump’s 2020 Election Fraud Fixations
The Justice Department has initiated efforts to develop cases substantiating claims of 2020 election fraud, a directive from the White House. However, these endeavors have encountered significant roadblocks and internal resistance, including from Trump-appointed U.S. attorneys, and have not publicly revealed information that would challenge established findings of a non-fraudulent election.
Seattle Medium
21 days
‘The Ads Got To Me’: College-Age Adults Are Rushing To Prediction Market Sites. Addiction Experts Are Alarmed
The legal ability of 18-year-old high school seniors to engage in prediction market sites such as Kalshi and Polymarket, while simultaneously barred from most forms of legalized gambling, has prompted addiction experts and state regulators to raise concerns about a potential public health crisis.
Seattle Medium
21 days
Federal Prosecutors Charge Google Engineer For Allegedly Using Insider Info To Make $1.2 Million On Polymarket
Federal prosecutors have charged Google software engineer Michele Spagnuolo with commodities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering. He is accused of using confidential insider information about Google's most searched people of 2025 to generate over $1.2 million in profits from bets on the prediction market platform Polymarket.
Seattle Medium
21 days
Black Athletes Should Pass On The South — And The S.E.C.
Following a recent Supreme Court ruling impacting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, calls have intensified for Black athletes to boycott college athletic programs in the South, including the Southeastern Conference. This proposed action aims to protest the dilution of Black voting power in states affected by redistricting and gerrymandering, which critics argue threaten Black political influence.
Seattle Medium
21 days
Are Hidden Fees Quietly Costing You Money?
Hidden fees, frequently appearing as small, unnoticed charges, can quietly accumulate to significantly impact personal finances, with Consumer Reports indicating Americans may lose an estimated $3,200 annually; however, a diligent review of bank and credit card statements provides a crucial method to identify and mitigate these unnecessary expenditures.
Seattle Medium
21 days
Arrival Of Summer Brings Attention To Drowning Prevention
The Trump administration has targeted federal programs crucial for tracking and preventing drowning deaths with significant budget cuts. Public health experts warn this action heightens the risk for Black Americans, who already face a substantially higher likelihood of drowning compared to white children.
Seattle Medium
21 days
When the Missing Stay Missing: The Crisis of Disappearing Black Americans
The Black and Missing Foundation has dedicated 18 years to raising awareness about a significant disparity in missing persons cases. The organization emphasizes that Black Americans, who represent a disproportionately high percentage of missing individuals, often receive less media attention and urgent search efforts compared to their white counterparts.
Seattle Medium
21 days
Voices of Truth Uses Gospel Music To Build Community And Faith
A student-led gospel ensemble, Voices of Truth, formed at Florida State University, is advancing Black sacred music beyond academic settings, utilizing a blend of ministry, outreach, and performance to engage new audiences with its traditions.