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Politics Who’s running against Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson? The Councilmember will face three Position 9 challengers, and the results could indicate whether the city’s centrist, pro-business shift will continue. by Josh Cohen / May 14, 2025
News WA lawmakers approve funding for 2026 World Cup matches in Seattle $45 million will go to improvements for Lumen Field, security and transit for the biggest event in state history, estimated to bring 750,000 visitors. by Laurel Demkovich / May 13, 2025
Politics Ethics rules for Seattle Council could change under new proposal If passed, Councilmembers would have to disclose conflicts of interest, but would no longer have to recuse themselves from voting. by Josh Cohen / May 12, 2025
Politics The four candidates running for Seattle’s District 2 Council seat A mayoral policy advisor, an assistant city attorney, a city union steward and a food security advocate are all vying to finish Tammy Morales’ term. by Josh Cohen / May 12, 2025 / Updated: May 13, 9:25 a.m.
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