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August 3, 2022

Seattle business owners furious, 'desperate' over homeless crisis, slam 'musical chairs' policy

Seattle business owners are fed up with the city's homeless crisis, with many blaming politicians as they are 'desperate' to mitigate the ongoing crisis

August 1, 2022

Seattle businesses take law into own hands to combat homelessness, angering activists

Seattle business owners and residents have illegally installed 1-ton concrete eco-blocks on Seattle streets to prevent homeless encampments and RVs from taking over the area.

July 27, 2022

Seattle 66-year-old pilot swims ashore following plane crash

A pilot in Washington was taken to the hospital after his plane crashed from 50 feet above the ground off Alki Point. The man swam to shore and did not report any injuries.

July 27, 2022

Parents push back on American colleges promoting DEI initiatives: 'DEI is dangerous'

Some 40 percent of the University of Washington's faculty recently rejected compliance in signing DEI statements. Here's how parents of college students can address DEI and other issues.

July 22, 2022

Cryptocurrency's first insider trading scheme leads to 3 being charged

The U.S. Security and Exchange Commission charged three cryptocurrency executives in a Seattle District Court for insider trading valued at more than $1.1 million.

July 21, 2022

Father sues Seattle over son's 2020 death inside 'CHOP' protest zone: It was not a 'summer of love'

Antonio Mays, Sr. argued the City of Seattle knew there was violence in the protest zone and failed to take action to shut down the occupied neighborhood.

July 20, 2022

Seattle, Washington, mayor nominates new director of police accountability board

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced his nomination for the new director of the police accountability board, Gino Betts. A vote by the Seattle City Council is still pending.

July 19, 2022

Washington superintendent to resign following investigation, will receive $400K

A superintendent northeast of Seattle is resigning after an investigation proved that he created a toxic work environment. He will receive $400,000.

July 15, 2022

Seattle struggles with police shortage after 'defund' movement as 100 officers leave force

Crime is up nationwide, especially in major far-left cities like Seattle. Recruiting more officers in a post-defund the police environment proving difficult.

July 15, 2022

Seattle business owner calls for action against crime crisis after two break-ins: 'You've got to have police'

Steele Barber owner Matthew Humphrey said the community is starting to 'wake up' and realize the need for a strong police presence to combat the crime crisis.