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Early Childhood Educators At Head Starts And Other Programs Say They’re Facing Even More Challenges
“As costs rise, more early childhood educators will leave the field, and more programs will shut down — deeply impacting communities and threatening the stability of our economy.”
Medicaid Enrollees Targeted For Forced Farm Work Under Trump Immigration Crackdown
The remarks echo proposals President Donald Trump himself has floated in recent months, including a plan to compel farmers to house and supervise migrant laborers to avoid ICE raids directly
New Exhibit Highlights Creativity And Humanity Of Incarcerated Artists
Wa Na Wari's latest exhibit, Voices From Inside, showcases the creativity and humanity of incarcerated individuals at Monroe Correctional Complex, featuring writing, visual art, and film that provides insight into life behind bars and the role of creativity in reclaiming voice.
After More Than 50 Years, ROOTS Family Picnic Pauses To Rebuild For The Future
The ROOTS Family Picnic is taking a year-long break to rebuild and reorganize, with plans to return in 2026 and expand to include younger generations and other cultural communities.
Harrell Seeks Court Approval To Terminate SPD Consent Decree
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has announced that the City of Seattle is seeking federal court approval to terminate the Seattle Police Department's (SPD) consent decree, citing improved training, policies, practices, and accountability.
More Seniors Are Staying In Their Homes Thanks To King County’s Revised Tax Relief Program
King County's revised tax relief program for senior or disabled individuals has increased its eligibility and accessibility, with applicants able to reduce their property tax bill by up to 50 percent and the program now available online.
Braddock Unveils $26M Plan To Strengthen Metro Security
By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium
King County Executive Shannon Braddock has proposed a 2025 supplemental budget that would invest $26.1 million in safety and...
Oak Bluffs: The Legacy Of Black Martha’s Vineyard And Black Artists
Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, stands as a historical refuge for Black professionals, providing inspiration to artists, writers, and filmmakers. This enclave offers a unique respite from societal pressures, affirming that Black narratives have always deserved visibility.
SUV Crashes into Packed Ravenna Restaurant, Injuring Diners And Causing Significant Damage
A white 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV ran a red light and collided with Mioposto restaurant in Ravenna, causing extensive structural damage and resulting in minor injuries to several patrons.
Seattle’s Landmark Payroll Tax Initiative Aims To Fund Affordable Housing
In a significant move towards addressing housing affordability, Seattle voters have passed a ballot initiative that introduces a 5% payroll tax on salaries over $1 million. This measure is expected to generate $52 million annually, which will be allocated to Seattle Social Housing, a public development authority dedicated to constructing and maintaining permanently affordable housing options.