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Seattle Weekly
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Covington man faces charge for throwing rock at Hawaiian monk seal
A 38-year-old Covington man faces a federal criminal complaint charge for allegedly harassing and attempting to harass an endangered Hawaiian monk seal by throwing a large rock at the seal’s head, in violation of the Endangered Species Act and Marine Mammal Protection Act.
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South Seattle Emerald
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OPINION | Seattle's Welcoming City Policies Keep Us Safe. That's Why MAGA Wants Them Gone.
Seattle's welcoming city policies aren’t about politics — they're about public safety. City Attorney Ericka Evans explains why fear-based immigration crackdowns put entire communities at risk.
Westside Seattle
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Morgan Junction Park Expansion: Community gathers to review refined design as project eyes 2027-28 finish Line
Morgan Junction Park Expansion: Community gathers to review refined design as project eyes 2027-28 finish Line Off patr Wed, 05/13/2026 - 8:14pm
Seattle Weekly
24 days
Auburn-Federal Way area man suspect in Seattle murder
The suspect allegedly shot a man in the back at a beer garden in Seattle.
South Seattle Emerald
25 days
Weeks Before Critical Sound Transit Vote, Dozens Demand the Agency Build Long-Promised Light Rail Stations in the South End
At a separate rally and town hall, community members, advocacy groups, and elected leaders called on the Sound Transit board to ensure construction of two South End stations, which are again being deferred because of a $34.5 billion budget shortfall. Sound Transit will vote on the deferrals on May 28.
Seattle Weekly
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Washington employers are looking for the exit | Commentary
Back in February, when the Association of Washington Business released a survey showing that nearly one in five Washington employers were looking to move business to another state — and almost half were considering moving their personal residences — it made headlines across the country.
Seattle Weekly
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King County homelessness program’s fate is unclear amid financial problems
The King County Council is demanding action in correcting the $45 million budget deficit of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority.
Seattle Weekly
25 days
Nonprofit left with $300k bill in blame-game between state and contractor
Federal Way-based nonprofit Mission Africa has been left scrambling to make up for over $300,000 of promised reimbursement from a grant the state failed to pay.
South Seattle Emerald
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OPINION | Why the Columbia City Farmers Market Feels Like a South End Third Space
From cooking demos to teacher meetups and post-market picnics, photojournalist Chloe Collyer and Youth in Focus students explore why Columbia City Farmers Market feels like a true South End gathering space.
Seattle Weekly
26 days
Remembering missing and murdered loved ones on Red Dress Day
May 5 is recognized as the official Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Awareness Day, and in Seattle, Indigenous folks came from all over the South Sound to remember family members and friends who were taken too soon.
South Seattle Emerald
26 days
A Rainier Beach Filmmaker Turned Grief Into Documentary About Green Burials
After losing his mother, Rainier Beach filmmaker J.J. Gerber made 'The Life We Leave,' a documentary about grief, green burials, and human composting screening at SIFF.