Juneteenth Celebration at West Capitol Campus Anticipates 300 Guests, Affects Traffic and Parking
A Juneteenth event on June 14 at the West Capitol Campus expects 300 guests, which will affect traffic and parking. Hosted by the Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity, the event honors the end of slavery.
Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash on SB I-5 Near West Seattle Bridge, Impaired Driver Arrested, "Tae" Sought by Patrol
An individual was fatally struck by a motorhome after their car hit a barrier and was left on I-5. Later, an impaired driver's collision led to their death. The initial driver fled.
Seattle Launches Food Action Plan to Foster Equity, Sustainability, and Healthier Communities
Seattle unveils a Food Action Plan focused on food system reform that emphasizes equity, sustainable community health, and the environment, while addressing disparities and broader social issues.
SF's OpenAI Seeks Fusion Energy from Another Sam Altman Startup, Seattle-based Helion
OpenAI is discussing plans to purchase electricity from the fusion startup Helion to power its data centers. Helion has yet to produce commercial energy but expects to achieve this milestone within the year.
King County Poacher Sentenced for Multiple Counts of Unlawful Hunting, Receives Community Service and Heavy Fine
A King County judge sentenced Jason Smith to community service and fines for multiple counts of big game poaching and other wildlife-related charges, following a WDFW investigation.












