After the shooting deaths of three people and four people getting injured at the Bite of Seattle on July 26, public safety becomes a main concern for the next outdoor festival this weekend.
“They want us to … destroy the non-compliant envelopes”: WA joins new suit against Trump order targeting mail-in voting
Washington has joined a new, multi-state lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s order targeting and restricting mail-in voting.
NFL owners unanimously approve the sale of the Seahawks to Vinod Khosla and his family
NFL owners on Wednesday unanimously approved the sale of the Seattle Seahawks to the Khosla family, including Vinod Khosla.
Former Justice Mary Yu to help lead Seattle police chief search
Former Washington Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu will be on the advisory committee helping Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson choose the city’s next police chief as the mayor launches a national search for the department’s next leader.
Hobbs, Brown say Washington will keep fighting federal mail voting rules
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs says the state isn’t backing down after the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the federal government to move closer to enforcing new rules for mail-in voting.
Report details death of Seattleite, 18 others at hands of Philippine soldiers
A group of about 50 Filipino activists, educators, lawyers, nurses, and community members held a rally outside the Philippine Consulate in Seattle on Aug. 19—four months after Philippine soldiers shot 19 people to death in Toboso in the province of Negros Occidental, Philippines.
AREAA pickleball tournament raises funds for Seattle homebuyers
Pickleball, first played on Bainbridge Island in 1965 and now the fastest-growing sport in the United States for five consecutive years, brought over 150 players and spectators to a South Seattle sports complex for a cause that addresses a specific kind of affordability that many people must confront.
New funding to support immigrants, refugees
King County is investing $900,000 in a new public-private partnership to support immigrant and refugee communities affected by federal immigration enforcement in South King County.
New recommendations target immigration policy
The Office of Law Enforcement Oversight (OLEO) recently issued seven recommendations to the King County Sheriff’s Office aimed at clarifying its role in federal immigration enforcement.
Vatauomalo “Tau” Leiataua’s alleged killer pleads not guilty
A 19-year-old Kent man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Vatauomalo “Tau” Leiataua, a Kent-Meridian High School student who was preparing to begin his senior year.
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