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Latest News

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Seattle Medium 18 days

Survey: One In Three Americans Trust AI As Much As A Pastor

New research indicates a growing number of Americans are seeking spiritual guidance from artificial intelligence, presenting a significant challenge to Black churches. These institutions have historically served as cornerstones for faith, community, and social support within Black American communities, raising questions about the impact of algorithms on their traditional role.

West Seattle Blog 18 days

TRAFFIC, TRANSIT, WEATHER: Monday info

6:01 AM: Good morning! It’s Monday, June 8, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Rain likely later today, high in the low 60s. Sunrise was at 5:12 am; sunset will be at 9:05 pm. ROAD-WORK PAUSE Today marks the start of the “pause” for work in the right-of-way along certain Seattle routes to lessen the chance of […]

Seattle Medium 18 days

Faith Requires Work To Succeed

Donald Trump is accused of prioritizing his own interests, family, and friends over the American people, while spending tax dollars on lavish projects and pardoning criminals, and is urged to be held accountable through voting.

West Seattle Blog 19 days

PHOTOS, VIDEO: Party in the warehouse! Here’s how WestSide Baby’s 25th birthday bash went

(WSB/WCN photos by Torin Record-Sand) By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor WestSide Baby‘s 25th birthday bash Friday night was held not in a fancy banquet venue, but in the heart of the White Center warehouse where the nonprofit stores and sorts supplies for the babies and children it assists. For “A Night Out with […]

West Seattle Blog 19 days

WEST SEATTLE BIRDS: Spring scenes

Thanks to everyone who’s sent bird photos – and a bit of video too; the clip above is from Chris, showing a Hummingbird that appears quite happy with a bloom-laden bush. The two photos. below are from Lynn, a bright yellow Western Tanager followed by a Spotted Towhee: Erin sent the next two, a Downy […]

West Seattle Blog 19 days

COUNTDOWN: With Arts-in-Nature Festival approaching, DNDA celebrates grant

(WSB photo) Shannon Woodard, interim executive director of DNDA, visited Mechanics Bank in The Junction this week to accept a $7,500 grant that’ll help support the housing/art/community nonprofit’s work. One big event ahead: The Arts-in-Nature Festival returns on Saturday, June 27, 10 am-8 pm, at Camp Long (5200 35th SW). Admission will be free, and […]

West Seattle Blog 19 days

From Tulsa to West Seattle: Book-scene magician Jeff Martin settles into new home here

By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog Tulsa, Oklahoma’s best-known literary connoisseur and community connector has taken a leap across the U.S. and landed right here in West Seattle. Jeff Martin, co-founder of Magic City Books, was recently profiled by the New York Times for his “Literary King” status, with his then-impending move to […]

West Seattle Blog 19 days

WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Two reader reports

Two more coyote sightings sent in by readers: LATE SATURDAY NIGHT: This video and report came in via text late last night: Wild coyote sighting just now. 46th x Andover. Walked up the driveway and trotted through my front porch. May be worth putting up a notice to people in case they have animals out. […]

Capitol Hill Seattle 19 days

The Black Panthers, Malcolm X, and Charlie Parker: How a 38.5-foot-long Central District retaining wall and mural became a Seattle landmark

The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods’ Landmarks Preservation Board has voted unanimously to approve the designation of The People’s Wall as an official Seattle landmark. Located at 1919 E Spruce in the Central District, the street-level concrete retaining wall and its … Continue reading →

Capitol Hill Seattle 19 days

This week in CHS history | First Hill retirement home parking lot tragedy, coyotes in Volunteer Park, Necia Mckendrick murder

Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history: 2025   Stumps appear along Capitol Hill’s 15th Ave as Seattle needs help to quickly grow its tree canopy to 30% ‘No Kings’ protests planned for Seattle include rally in Cal … Continue reading →

West Seattle Blog 19 days

WEST SEATTLE SUNDAY: 20 notes, including I-5’s early reopening

(Colorful clouds during Saturday’s sunset – photo by Sara Walsh; tonight’s sunset is at 9:04 pm) After a wildly busy Saturday, it’s a quieter Sunday on our West Seattle Event Calendar – here are highlights of what’s happening (and not) on June’s first Sunday, starting with some good news if you have to head east […]

West Seattle Blog 20 days

PHOTOS, VIDEO: Record turnout for 10th anniversary Loop the ‘Lupe, including high-profile participants

That’s the start of the first wave of the first event in today’s record-setting 10th annual Loop the ‘Lupe at Walt Hundley Playfield – the “Elite Wave” taking on the only obstacle-course 5K in Seattle city limits, with bonus obstacles. The “Family Wave” of the obstacle course featured high-profile participants – here are two of […]

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