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The Stranger
23 days
The ‘Neurotic Little Freak’ Behind the Curtain
This story originally appeared in The Stranger’s 2026 Queer Issue. Photos by Billie Winter Above a winding maze of clothing racks, dozens of styrofoam heads stare down at me. Sitting on three long rows of shelves, each head supports a carefully coiffed wig, tall, teased, and organized by color. Long pins stick out of some […] The post The ‘Neurotic Little Freak’ Behind the Curtain appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
23 days
This startup wants to move kidney care out of the fax-machine era
Seattle-based Apacendo Health is building AI agents that read incoming faxes and enter patient data into electronic health records for nephrology practices, aiming to cut the administrative work that consumes hours of clinic staff time each day Read More
The Stranger
23 days
Pop Loser: That Do Impress Me Much
Welcome back to Pop Loser! This week, Angine de Poitrine shared a photo with Shania Twain, Noah Kahan got Kidz Bopped, and the world lost beloved musician and comedian Oliver Tree. I will share my favorite song from Olivia Rodrigo’s new album. And, this is your annual reminder to listen to the 2000 album Saints […] The post Pop Loser: That Do Impress Me Much appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
23 days
Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Aries mathematician Paul Erdős lived without a permanent address, traveling the world to collaborate with other mathematicians. He owned little, claiming “property is a nuisance.” His life was structured around doing mathematics and helping others do mathematics. He published over 1,500 papers, more than any mathematician in history. Was his minimalism […] The post Free Will Astrology appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
23 days
Tech Moves: Seattle tech exec Brian Hall joins Mistral; Amazon departures; new Dropzone AI leader
After leadership roles at Microsoft, Amazon and Google, Brian Hall joins Mistral; Amazon's VP of Alexa Domains retires; Dropzone AI names a head of product. Read More
The Stranger
23 days
Slog AM: Vance Embarrasses Himself in Front of the Press, No One Flew to Seattle for the World Cup, Hotel Workers Go on Strike
Good Morning! We’ve got another perfect June day. Highs in the 70s, clear skies, all that jazz. If you’re lucky and your job gives you Juneteenth off, this evening is for drinking on patios, paddling on the water, and forgetting how late it is because the sun goes down at 9:10 today. But first, the […] The post Slog AM: Vance Embarrasses Himself in Front of the Press, No One Flew to Seattle for the World Cup, Hotel Workers Go on Strike appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
23 days
Seattle’s AI2 Incubator rebrands as AI House, and adds key investor as managing director
The incubator was founded in 2014 inside the Allen Institute for AI — the Seattle research institute created by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen — long before artificial intelligence became a household term. Its mission has been to help founders with the early work of company building. Read More
GeekWire
23 days
Gradial raises $65M as startup sees rapid growth around agentic tools for enterprise marketing
Gradial says it's raised over $110 million in the past 16 months, calling it "a testament to the rapid growth" it's seen across its business. Read More
GeekWire
23 days
Convoy co-founder Dan Lewis exits Microsoft to launch stealth startup aiming to reinvent AI supply chain
Dan Lewis, who led the Seattle freight marketplace Convoy before it shut down in 2023, has left Microsoft to start a stealth company focused on running AI models more efficiently, extending a career spent at the intersection of AI and logistics. Read More
Field Gulls
23 days
Finally, the results of the 2026 Field Gulls Armchair GM Challenge
Field Gulls readers have been (im)patiently awaiting the results of the 2026 Armchair GM Challenge, and now the time has come for those fans to be underwhelmed with the results of what may have been the least exciting Armchair GM Challenge in history. Things got off to an insanely hot start, with more than three […]
GeekWire
23 days
Devplan raises $2.5M to take on the product coordination work that AI coding is leaving behind
Devplan, a Seattle startup building software to coordinate product and engineering work, is emerging from stealth with $2.5 million in seed funding led by AI2 Incubator. Read More
Field Gulls
23 days
Seahawks News 6/18: Seahawks quickly fill empty front office positions
In Today’s Seahawks Links: The Seahawks make some promotions, we get a roster projection heading into camp, and Dan Viens talks about whether or not we could see the Super Bowl hosted in Seattle. There’s also a Seahawks Mailbag with none other than John Boyle. Thank you for being here. Seattle Seahawks News Tournament of […]
