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The Seattle Times
21 days
3 Spokane ICE protesters found guilty in conspiracy case
The three were part of a protest in June of last year that formed as agents attempted to transport a group of immigration detainees to Tacoma.
The Seattle Times
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3 climbers who fell near treacherous pass on Alaska’s Mount McKinley are dead, 1 rescued
Three climbers on Alaska’s Mount McKinley who fell near a treacherous pass on North America’s tallest peak have died, and one was rescued, the National Park Service said.
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Drag queen Pattie Gonia is asking fans for help fighting Patagonia, the popular outdoor apparel and gear company.
The Seattle Times
21 days
White House moves to give political appointees more power over federal grants
The White House is moving to give political appointees more control over federal grants.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Could Seattle become hub for blind soccer? There’s a push underway
With its visibility with the FIFA Men's World Cup coming to town next month, there's a push to make Seattle the Northwest hub for blind soccer.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Walk-on playing key role in Washington men’s rowing threepeat hopes
Lyle Donovan has gone from walk-on to playing a key role for the Washington men as they try for a third straight national title.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Seattle officials introduce bill to help residents battle gun violence
Residents blocked three side streets near Aurora Avenue North on Saturday in response to gunfire in the neighborhood.
The Seattle Times
21 days
SEC moves to scrap Biden-era rule on climate risk disclosures
The 2024 rules, which never went into effect, faced an onslaught of legal challenges.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Seattle Reign head out on road before FIFA Men’s World Cup break
The Reign head out on the road to play the Spirit, their last game before the break because of the FIFA Men's World Cup.
Fremont Neighbor
21 days
Kelp workshop coming to Fremont Library June 3
Gather kelp? Care about Puget Sound’s coastal ecosystems? The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is coming to the Fremont Library on June 3 for a free workshop on kelp gathering and conservation. They want to hear from you. Free food, possible compensation for your time, and translation services available. Registration required at survey123.arcgis.com/share/829ff906240541629117a924d8b0e1b9.
The Seattle Times
21 days
‘Gray and drippy’ weather in Seattle, but hottest day of 2026 is ahead
Thursday night's thunderstorms brought lightning, hail and fierce winds across parts of Washington. Forecasters say Tuesday could see highs in the 80s and 90s.
Seattle Medium
21 days
The Independent Bookstore In Fremont Builds Community Connection Through Cooking
Book Larder, a community cookbook store in Fremont, recently hosted author Cha McCoy to celebrate her new book, "Wine Pairing for the People." The publication highlights underrepresented wine-making regions and connects global culinary traditions with personal heritage. This event aligns with Book Larder's mission to foster community through food and celebrate diverse cultural voices.