Seattle Partners with Verizon and Friendship Circle to Enhance Digital Skills for Differently-Abled Youth
Seattle has partnered with Verizon and the Friendship Circle of Washington to deliver digital skills training to youth with disabilities through grants from the Technology Matching Fund.
Seattle Human Services Department Launches $6.2M Outreach Fund for Unsheltered, Seeks Agency Collaboration
Seattle's Human Services Department proposes a $6.2 million outreach funding plan for homeless services across seven neighborhoods, focusing on care coordination, vehicle residency, and behavioral health.
Seattle's Evergreen Treatment Services Agrees to $1.45 Million Settlement over Medicare Double-Billing Allegations
Evergreen Treatment Services in Seattle agreed to pay over $1.4 million to settle allegations of double billing Medicare. The settlement includes repayment and penalties under the False Claims Act.
Renton Raises Progress Pride Flag for Inclusive Pride Month, Contends with Beach Closure, Educational Initiatives, and Civic Planning
Renton raises the Progress Pride Flag for Pride Month, while closing a beach for high bacteria and explores educational, safety, and urban planning initiatives.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson Upholds Reproductive Rights after Supreme Court's Decision on Mifepristone
Attorney General Bob Ferguson reaffirms his support for reproductive rights after the Supreme Court's decision regarding mifepristone, emphasizing the commitment to ensuring access in Washington despite ongoing legal battles.
Seattle Family Attacked in Unprovoked Assault Near Wedgwood Elementary, Elderly Man Hospitalized
A man attacked a family in a Seattle neighborhood, resulting in a 70-year-old's hospitalization and an ongoing police search for the assailant. Witnesses describe the assault as random and violent.
Seattle Embraces Juneteenth: Celebrations at Seward Park to Honor African American Liberation and Cultural Heritage
Seattle is preparing for its third annual Juneteenth celebration at Seward Park, commemorating the emancipation of enslaved Texans in 1865, with the event featuring live music, food, and activities aimed at fostering community and culture.







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