Seattle Reports Progress in Homelessness Fight, Reductions in Street Tents and Encampments Noted
Seattle reports progress in tackling homelessness, with a decrease in tents and RVs, over 2,200 shelter referrals, and reduced violence in encampments. The city also removed 5.9 million pounds of trash and expedited new affordable housing.
Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board Considers Overhaul of Lewd Conduct Rule Amid LGBTQ+ Community Concerns
The Washington LCB is reassessing its lewd conduct rule for licensed venues, following criticism of inspections at LGBTQ+ bars. A Preproposal Statement of Inquiry invites public feedback on potential revisions or repeal.
Seattle Daredevils Crown Grand Teton 'King of Parks' Post-Crash Quest Through All 63 US Gems
A Seattle couple visited all 63 US national parks, naming Grand Teton as the best. They survived a plane crash during their travels, documented on social media, offering their top picks and inspiring travelers.
Seattle Invests $70K in Study to Unpack Creative Sector's Economic Influence, Seeks Consultants Ahead of March Deadline
Seattle is updating its Creative Economy Report to analyze the industry's growth and job data over the past five years, calling for consulting services with a $70,000 budget and a March 2024 deadline.












