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Workers Protest UW Laundry Closure
Over 100 employees would lose their jobs if the Rainier Valley facility shuts down.
Sports
Seattle Deserves to Host World Cup 2026
Locals get their hopes up about the joint North American bid before FIFA makes a decision in June.
Opinion
Tariffs on Newsprint a Threat to Newspapers
Tariffs on Canadian paper have surged costs with little benefit for U.S. mills.
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Plans Set for New Dick’s, Mercer Island Gets a Pony, and the $1.6 Million Question
A weekly recap of King County news.
Sports
For Love of the Shame: A 2018 Seattle Mariners Preview
With hope in short supply, it’s best to accept that we root for baseball’s worst franchise.
Opinion
Those That the Gun Debate Perpetually Forgets
There’s a common myth that the black community speaks of gun violence only when law enforcement is its…
News
Seattle Public Schools Announces Superintendent Finalists
While candidates have been chosen, many parents still have issues with the search process.
Arts & Culture
Seattle Rep Announces Its 2018–19 Season
The slate includes Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘In the Heights,’ Mike Daisey, and the Fremont Troll.
News
Students Against Gun Violence Speak Out at March for Our Lives
Thousands of demonstrators gathered together in Seattle on Saturday to demand safer schools.
News
Environmentalists Urge Starbucks to End Plastic Cup Waste
Grassroots environmental organizations plan to hold the coffee giant to its latest pledge.
News
Veterans Expand Their Entrepreneurial Skills Through New Program
WeWork and Bunker Labs’ partnership offers ten veterans specialized education and a workspace.
News
Fire Damages Bellevue Mosque for Second Time in Just Over a Year
The building was vacant with its utilities shut off at the time of the fire.
News
Snoqualmie National Forest Tree House Contained Child Porn
A man has been charged after images of children posing as fairies were found in the illegal cabin.
Arts & Culture
Clock In at Clock-Out Lounge
The new Beacon Hill venue/restaurant/bar strives to foster the music scene with a working class vibe.
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Bon Appétit and Bon Voyage
SW food critic Nicole Sprinkle says goodbye by returning to where it all started.
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County Roundup: Football Departures, War Memorials, and School Closures
A weekly recap of King County news.
News
Washington Coal Country’s Underpowered Future
As Puget Sound Energy phases out coal, struggling Lewis County is left searching for economic answers.
Arts & Culture
Seattle Students Find Empowering Lessons in ‘Hamilton’
High schoolers draw parallels between modern and historic struggles after watching the Broadway hit.
News
Anti-ICE Organizer Stands Defiant at Her Own Deportation Hearing
Hundreds gathered in support of Maru Mora-Villalpando outside of Seattle Immigration Court.