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Seattle Medium about 14 hours

Extending The Conversation Around Reproductive Mental Health

Lyndsey Williams, founder of Kyla Care Therapy, is expanding conversations around reproductive mental health by offering a range of services, from individual therapy to organizational consulting and community engagement, to help people better understand and support their mental health.

The Seattle Times about 14 hours

Spokane County wildfire: Here’s what we know

The Upriver Fire is currently burning 222 acres and is only 10% contained. At least five homes were burned.

Seattle Medium about 14 hours

For New United Way CEO Blair Taylor, Leadership Is About Creating Opportunity

Blair Hamilton Taylor, a leader with experience in the nonprofit, corporate, and public sectors, has been appointed as the incoming CEO of United Way of King County, where he hopes to use his leadership philosophy of collaboration and servant leadership to create lasting change for the community.

The Seattle Times about 14 hours

Luigi Mangione will assert psychiatric defense in murder case in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing

Luigi Mangione will assert a psychiatric defense at his state murder trial in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Seattle Medium about 14 hours

Seattle Public Schools Faces Financial Reckoning As District Weighs Mergers, Budget Cuts

Seattle Public Schools is facing a financial crisis and must make difficult decisions about staffing, operations, and school structures in order to avoid insolvency within a year, while also addressing persistent achievement gaps in student performance.

Seattle Medium about 14 hours

Seattle Expands Financial Support For Small Businesses Impacted By Crime And Vandalism

Seattle has increased reimbursement limits for its Back to Business Program, providing small businesses affected by crime and vandalism with up to $5,000 per incident for repairs and $10,000 for security improvements.

The Seattle Times about 14 hours

A 16-month-old and his mother recover from Ebola in rare good news from outbreak in Congo

A 16-month-old baby and his mother have recovered from Ebola in eastern Congo.

Seattle Medium about 15 hours

Beyond Displacement: How Seattle’s Black Community Is Preserving Identity And Connection

Despite decades of displacement, Seattle's African American community has maintained its connection through cultural sovereignty, which has enabled them to preserve their identity, heritage, and institutions, and create opportunities for future generations.

The Seattle Times about 15 hours

Fast-moving wildfire races through Spokane Valley neighborhood

Nearly 12,000 residents were under evacuation orders and more than 2,300 structures were threatened after a fire tore through a Spokane Valley neighborhood.

The Seattle Times about 15 hours

Vitamin D shows promise for hard-to-treat pancreatic cancers

The study found that adding vitamin supplementation to chemotherapy was safe and appeared to reduce the density of protective tissue surrounding tumors while increasing the presence of immune T-cells.

The Seattle Times about 15 hours

Seattle-area public health and hospitals prepare for World Cup

Measles? A food poisoning outbreak or a need for lots of CT scans in a hurry? With the World Cup in town, hospitals and public health teams say they're prepared.

The Seattle Times about 15 hours

Yakama Nation elder, ‘secret sauce’ for Columbia River impasses, dies

Yellowash, of the Yakama Nation, was a proud father, helped advance toxic cleanups in the Columbia River, and was a warm face at community gatherings.

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