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The Stranger
about 4 hours
With Seattle’s World Cup Over, Mayor Katie Wilson Turns Off Stadium District Cameras
Well, the 22 police cameras in the Stadium District are off, which is what Mayor Katie Wilson promised to do once the World Cup and its “credible threats” were gone. The Seattle Police Department won’t be able to turn them on itself. But the camera boxes, the modems, the routers, the cooling fans, and the […] The post With Seattle’s World Cup Over, Mayor Katie Wilson Turns Off Stadium District Cameras appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
about 5 hours
Tech Moves: Seattle tech exec named Dropbox CPO; Xbox VP among layoffs; C-suite changes at T-Mobile
Past exec at Amazon, Microsoft and Google is now Dropbox's first CPO; T-Mobile appoints a new C-suite leader and promotes another; and Xbox VP Kevin LaChapelle is laid off in Microsoft's big round of layoffs. Read More
The Seattle Times
about 5 hours
Students can shape policy. Why don’t schools show them how?
Washington schools can — and should — do more to teach students about how they can influence the lawmaking process, Student Voices contributor Samantha Gobal writes.
The Stranger
about 5 hours
Cyber Grrrl
Cyberdecks are having a moment in the zeitgeist. The name refers to custom DIY computers—often small and aesthetic—housed in everything from lunchboxes and jewelry boxes to repurposed makeup cases and toys. They’re designed to perform specific tasks: You can surf the web or stream media, build a portable vlogging rig or distraction-free writing device, all […] The post Cyber Grrrl appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 6 hours
Slog AM: Seattle Enjoyed Its First-Murder Free Month Since 1970, Mamdani Tells Platner to Give Up Already, Trump Resumes the War With Iran
I want to say this with all my heart, but the World Cup has been nothing but a blessing to the United States. Yes, we lost badly on Monday, July 6. But we can blame Trump for that. He cursed the USMNT in much the same way he cursed the New York Knicks in Game […] The post Slog AM: Seattle Enjoyed Its First-Murder Free Month Since 1970, Mamdani Tells Platner to Give Up Already, Trump Resumes the War With Iran appeared first on The Stranger.
The Seattle Times
about 6 hours
World Cup quarterfinals: It’s Messi, Morocco, and 6 teams from Europe. And that’s not unusual
Unless Morocco pulls off a series of surprising outcomes over the final two weeks, the World Cup champion will come from Europe or South America. Again. As always.
The Seattle Times
about 6 hours
Why World Cup game balls always make their way back onto the pitch during matches
The ball has made headlines with its embedded technology and raised questions among fans, including: Why is everyone expected to toss the ball back onto the pitch?
GeekWire
about 6 hours
The drive to make a better golf app: Former pro athlete bets big on ‘Barkie’ and AI as a caddie
Dane Renkert is co-founder and CEO of the Bellingham, Wash.-based startup that's building an app that tracks scores by voice alone, settles betting games automatically, and never requires a golfer to look down at a screen. Read More
The Seattle Times
about 8 hours
Woman struck, killed by Sounder train near Seattle’s Carkeek Park
The woman was on the tracks near Carkeek Park when she was hit by a train traveling northbound, police said.
The Seattle Times
about 8 hours
Boy, 14, dies after crashing on electric bike at I-5 Colonnade Park
The 14-year-old boy crashed while riding an electric bike down steep stairs at a Seattle mountain bike park. The injuries were fatal.
GeekWire
about 8 hours
This startup lets companies teach AI about their brands — and the chatbots are listening
Optimly swept three awards at the Flywheel Investment Conference in Wenatchee and has closed an $800,000 pre-seed round backed by AI House, the Seattle startup studio formerly known as AI2 Incubator. The company builds a public index where brands can correct what AI chatbots say about them. Read More
The Seattle Times
about 8 hours
Friends remember Whitworth football player who died while skateboarding
Tanner Hart had been on a skateboard being towed by a golf cart before his skateboard struck the tire of the golf cart and sent him off his board.
