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Podcast: King County Settles $3.5M Wrongful Death Suit For Michael Rowland’s Jail Death
King County has agreed to a $3.5 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit following the 2022 in-custody death of Michael Rowland, a 63-year-old Black man who was restrained by correctional officers during the booking process at the King County Jail.
West Seattle Blog
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Beach fire season at Alki officially starts tonight
As announced last month, tonight’s the official start of beach-fire season at Alki. Here are the rules published by Seattle Parks: Starting Friday, May 22, 2026, beach fires will be permitted at designated fire pits at Alki Beach and Golden Gardens seven days a week on a first come, first served basis. Bringing your own […]
Seattle Medium
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Meet Byron Allen, The Comic-Turned-Media Mogul Who’s Taking Over CBS Late Night
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Seattle Medium
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Black Teens Face A Hidden Crisis Of Dating Violence
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Seattle Medium
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Seattle Medium
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Elon Musk Expands AI Plant Accused Of Polluting Black Areas
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence venture, xAI, is at the center of an escalating environmental justice conflict, facing legal challenges from the NAACP and allied groups. The dispute stems from the expansion of an unpermitted power plant near Memphis, which has seen the addition of six gas-powered turbines, intensifying air pollution in nearby Black communities and prompting allegations of Clean Air Act violations.
Seattle Medium
26 days
Deconstructing Christian Nationalism
The presence of the Ku Klux Klan within a church, prominently featuring a 'Jesus Saves' sign, underscores a profound contradiction among certain Christian factions that reject core tenets of love and compassion. This phenomenon, alongside the rise of Christian nationalism, poses a significant threat by attempting to redefine national identity and undermine the constitutional right to religious freedom for non-Christian faiths.
West Seattle Blog
26 days
TRAFFIC CAMS, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Friday, heading into Memorial Day weekend
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West Seattle Blog
27 days
RECYCLING: Southwest Library planning device-dropoff event
If you have electronics you’d like to recycle, but don’t want to wait until the next Fauntleroy Church Recycle Roundup on October 3, you have an opportunity to do it next week! Here’s the announcement: The Southwest Library will be hosting a free device-dropoff event with PCs for People (formerly known as InterConnection) on Wednesday, […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
MEMORIAL DAY: Forest Lawn invites you to holiday ceremony in West Seattle
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West Seattle Blog
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FOLLOWUP: Co-op preschools press ahead to save programs
By Anne Higuera Reporting for West Seattle Blog Short on funds and running out of time, cooperative preschool program advocates at South Seattle and other colleges are asking for help from everyone from politicians to school administrators to intervene so that the programs don’t close permanently at the end of the school year in early […]
Seattle Weekly
27 days
Federal Way officials help Ukrainian woman visit mother before her death
When Iryna Kornychuk learned that her mother had cancer and didn’t have much time, she wasn’t sure if she would be able to return to the United States if she traveled to Ukraine to see her for a last visit.