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By Kiara Doyal, The Seattle Medium In front of a packed house at the Tacoma Dome for a semifinal game featuring the Rainier Beach Vikings...

Garfield High School PTSA will host the 3rd Annual Bulldogs 4 Life Bash on March 21, aiming to raise essential funds to support students, safeguard teaching positions, and sustain vital programs.

In a closely contested Metro League encounter, the Roosevelt Roughriders emerged victorious over the Lakeside Lions with a 49-41 win. Leading the charge for Roosevelt was Ellery Burke-Brown, who contributed significantly with 15 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 assists.

Eastside Catholic's Raquel Dunnam and Amy Nduka propelled the Crusaders to a decisive 19-point triumph over the White River Hornets in the girls state 3A basketball quarterfinals.

In a decisive quarterfinal victory, the Eastside Catholic Crusaders triumphed over the Mt. Spokane Wildcats with a score of 53-37 in the 3A boys state championship tournament. London Walsh emerged as a key player for the Crusaders, contributing 14 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist, underscoring his pivotal role in the team's advancement.

In a pivotal Class 3A boys state quarterfinal, the Rainier Beach Vikings overcame a halftime deficit to defeat the O'Dea Fighting Irish 85-68, securing their place in the semifinals.

Former President Barack Obama has publicly backed a redistricting initiative in Virginia, targeting the shift of four Republican-held US House seats prior to the upcoming midterm elections in November. In a video message, Obama encouraged Virginians to vote in favor of a referendum on a new electoral map, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding their voting power against Republican strategies in other states.

Africatown Community Land Trust co-founder Wyking Garrett unveiled a $107 million investment plan to strengthen Black homeownership, reduce displacement and build economic stability in Seattle's Central District.

Ernest Walker has been appointed as the new Executive Director of POCAAN, bringing with him a vision for growth, sustainability, and deeper community impact.

King County residents, businesses and private nonprofits impacted by the December 2025 severe winter storms can apply for low interest federal disaster loans of up to $2 million for businesses and nonprofits, and up to $500,000 for homeowners, with application deadlines set for spring and late fall.