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The Stranger
16 minutes
Harbor Island Studios Is Set to Get Another Reprieve. What Comes Next?
The clock is once more about to strike midnight at Harbor Island Studios, Washington’s only county-owned sound stage. Given a six-month funding extension by the King County Council last year, local film and TV workers worried it would close forever. But sources say there is hope that the county and a yet-to-be-named organization will keep […] The post Harbor Island Studios Is Set to Get Another Reprieve. What Comes Next? appeared first on The Stranger.
The Seattle Times
16 minutes
To boost social worker diversity, should WA reconsider its exam?
National data shows that white students taking the exam to become clinical social workers pass at significantly higher rates than Black students.
The Seattle Times
16 minutes
Students need more books, not fewer
Students are rarely required to read full books anymore, leaving them unprepared for the future, Student Voices contributor Alice Prokop writes.
The Seattle Times
16 minutes
What to know about Friday’s 2026 World Cup, Mariners doubleheader
Friday is going to be busy in the stadium district as it's the only time that a World Cup match will be played and a Mariners game will take place on the same day.
The Seattle Times
16 minutes
Seattle dessert shops serve sundaes inspired by World Cup teams
The World Cup Sundae Passport, a collaboration cooked up by five sweet spots around Seattle, runs until June 30. Here's where to get the five desserts.
The Seattle Times
16 minutes
Ezi Magbegor is returning soon. How will Seattle Storm manage forwards?
Ezi Magbegor participated in workouts with the Storm for the first time this season. She will return to a team with plenty of bodies in the frontcourt.
The Stranger
42 minutes
Slog AM: Wildfire Season Starts in Spokane, ICE Illegally Buys Data, and Mississippi Cops Shoot and Kill Baby
Gooood morning! Are you tired? I am so tired. But today will be sunny, warm but not hot, making it the perfect evening for a mid-week marquesita. Before then, let’s catch up on what’s happening in the world right now… Grocery Bag Report: Greenwood residents (myself included) are getting whiplash over Fred Meyer’s inability to […] The post Slog AM: Wildfire Season Starts in Spokane, ICE Illegally Buys Data, and Mississippi Cops Shoot and Kill Baby appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Weekly
about 1 hour
Major summer road closure for Renton, Issaquah drivers
The road will close in both directions through Aug. 23.
The Seattle Times
about 1 hour
WNBA to expand to 50-game schedule for teams next season
The WNBA is expanding its schedule to 50 games per team next season — the most in the league’s 30-year history.
Seattle Medium
about 2 hours
Do You View Juneteenth As A Day Of Reflection, Celebration, Or Action?
Juneteenth is viewed as a celebration of Black culture, freedom, and independence, as well as a time for reflection and community building.
The Seattle Times
about 2 hours
Tropical Storm Arthur, the first of the Atlantic season, targets Gulf Coast with heavy rain
Tropical Storm Arthur is drenching the southern United States with intense rain that’s expected to cause dangerous flash flooding.
The Seattle Times
about 2 hours
Ancient teeth from Siberia rewrite the plague’s timeline, dating back to over 5,500 years ago
Scientists have found evidence of the oldest known plague, dating back about 5,500 years ago — some 200 years earlier than previously thought.
