Japan is set to launch a spacecraft on the world’s first mission to bring back samples from Phobos, one of the two small, potato-shaped moons orbiting Mars.
First Vietnamese American to serve as Haltom City mayor dies
An Truong, the first Vietnamese American mayor of Texas’ Haltom City, has died. He was 78 years old.
Community leaders say foiled Illinois mass shooting was result of surge in anti-Hindu hate online
A thwarted mass shooting targeting a large Hindu temple in suburban Chicago was fueled by years of hateful rhetoric on social media against Hindus and Indians, community leaders say.
Lam’s Seafood Market responds to EBT fraud allegations, considers lawsuit
Lam’s Seafood Market released a statement on its Facebook page on Friday, denying recent allegations of electronic benefit transfer (EBT) fraud, saying it has retained legal counsel and may file a lawsuit.
WA voters should receive general election ballots today
If you haven’t already received your ballot, expect them by Friday, Oct. 16, as county elections offices statewide mail ballots to more than 5.1 million registered voters for the Nov. 3 general election.
Candidate Elle Nguyen discusses parental rights and other issues important to her campaign
“Make It Make Sense” is the slogan of Elle Nguyen, Republican candidate for legislative district 41.
In turning to AI, Koreans may risk skipping crucial step—and person—in grieving process
In Indigenous Korean culture, when a person dies, they travel for 49 days through the Underworld.
Seattle council candidate calls for crackdown on immigration data access
Seattle City Council District 5 candidate Nilu Jenks is calling on state and city leaders to block federal immigration agents from accessing Washington driver’s license and vehicle data without a judge’s warrant.
Trump administration sues California to block state from counting alleged noncitizen mail-in ballots
The Trump administration sued California election officials Thursday, asking a judge to bar the state from counting mail-in ballots for next month’s midterm elections from people the federal government has identified as “likely” noncitizens until their status can be confirmed.
CID residents share concerns with Seattle police at community forum
Seattle police made 214 arrests during a recently completed 90-day emphasis patrol around 12th Avenue South and South Jackson Street, a department lieutenant told more than 60 people at an Oct. 14 Chinatown-International District (CID) community safety meeting.
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