64.9 F
Seattle
Monday, October 5, 2026

Where’s Blade? Fans Wonder Why Marvel Studios Cutbacks Seem To Be Landing On Black Heroes

Mahershala Ali has said he’s moved on from the “Blade” reboot, making it another MCU project that’s fallen by the wayside. Black fans are asking whether Black characters are being purposely neglected and sidelined.
Local News
Latest News

Trending News

Local News

Gun Violence And Youth: The Unseen Dangers That Can Shape Their Futures

B. Maurice Ward examines why many King County youth underestimate the risks of firearm possession, warning that a gun's hidden history and legal consequences can alter lives even without violence. He urges adults to address fear and pressure driving young people toward weapons, build trust, and offer safe alternatives, emphasizing informed decisions over judgment.

National News

Keeping Black Dollars Circulating Takes More Than Consumer Spending, CBCF Panel Says

At the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s conference, authors Victor Simmons, Phill Branch, Ada Taylor and Calvin Stovall discussed strengthening Black economic power, arguing responsibility extends beyond consumer spending to corporate supply chains, institutional accountability, collaboration among Black businesses, financial education, and stronger business practices needed to keep wealth circulating within Black communities.

MMM 32nd Anniversary!

Dr. E. Faye Williams reflects on the Million Man March's 32nd anniversary, recalling her role as Co-Chair alongside Dr. Benjamin Chavis and the involvement of women like Linda Mercado Greene and Nisa Muhammad. She previews the Atlanta celebration on October 10-11 and urges unity, drawing on Minister Farrakhan's legacy and the spirit of togetherness.

Presented By:

Active Aging

Presented By:

High School Football

Presented By:

Youth Football

The People Speak

Presented By:

Finances FYI

Education

Sports

Podcasts

Podcast: Pack the House Spotlight Chef Sabrina Tinsley Brings Northern Italy To Seattle

Join host Christopher B. Bennett on Seattle Medium's Rhythm News Podcast as he spotlights Osteria La Spiga for the Pack the House campaign. Executive chef and co-owner Sabrina Tinsley discusses over 25 years bringing northern Italian culinary traditions to Seattle's Capitol Hill, serving handmade pastas rooted in comfort, sharing, and community.

Entertainment

Obituaries

5,500FansLike
1,095FollowersFollow
1,132FollowersFollow
60SubscribersSubscribe

Events

Subscribe to our e-news list

Please join our email list up to date with all of the news affecting our community.

Community Briefs

Religion

Podcasts

Business

Health

Empowerment Series

Tech

Autos

Word In Black Logo

Women's History