Glamping project at WA resort disturbs sacred Lummi cultural site
Rosario Resort, on the grounds of a former Indigenous longhouse in Eastsound, halted construction upon receiving a stop work order from San Juan County.
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How Seattle City Council candidates would tackle disability rights
At a forum hosted by disability and elder rights orgs, frontrunners shared plans for improving accessibility in housing, transit, culture and more.
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For Washington Latinos, fear of ICE raids is reshaping daily life
A survey reports 1/3 of immigrants have felt negative health impacts since Trump took office, including stress, anxiety and problems sleeping or eating.
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Why are there so many cults in the Pacific Northwest?
A new book from journalist Leah Sottile explores the link between New Age spirituality and political extremism in our region and beyond.
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The Newsfeed: WA’s new rent stabilization law draws mixed reaction
House Bill 1217, which established annual rent caps for the first time in state history, came after years of mobile homeowner organizing and advocacy.
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WA man accused of livestreaming sex acts faces trafficking charges
Prosecutors say a Lynnwood man targeted vulnerable women on dating platforms. After three years, one accuser is finally getting her day in court.
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The Newsfeed: Trans Seattleites still struggle to update passports
Though a federal judge blocked a Trump order requiring birth sex on federal IDs, some still find it difficult to update their documents.
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Art x NW: Seattle Art Fair returns with its legion of booths
The ninth edition of the bustling event showcases 80+ galleries from all over the world, plus installations by Northwest art stars.
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WA fruit growers rely on H-2A visa program despite flaws, costs
In 2024, Washington employers filled nearly 36,000 agriculture jobs through the program. But both farmers and labor advocates say reforms are needed.
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Seattle Cake Party is the Eras Tour for home bakers
Tickets to the event, inspired by Elisa Sunga’s viral Cake Picnic, sold out in three minutes and the site subsequently crashed. It lived up to the hype!
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The Newsfeed: WA’s new rent stabilization law draws mixed reaction
House Bill 1217, which established annual rent caps for the first time in state history, came after years of mobile homeowner organizing and advocacy.