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Mayor Wilson announces new strategy targeting 12th and Jackson crime

Mayor Katie Wilson pledges $1.1 million to revitalize Seattle's 12th and Jackson, combining increased police enforcement with social services to combat drug activity and support the Little Saigon community.

World Cup 2026: Seattle steps onto biggest stage with USA vs. Australia

Seattle prepares for its biggest sporting event ever as the U.S. faces Australia in a crucial World Cup clash, bringing international soccer fever to a legendary sports town.

Firm tied to Trump donor got no-bid contract to clean Reflecting Pool

A Trump donor's company received a $1.7 million no-bid contract to fix the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, but the iconic water feature has turned green despite the expensive overhaul.

Bryan Woo delivers a gem as Mariners grab a series win vs. Orioles

Bryan Woo delivers a dominant seven-inning performance for the Mariners, finding renewed perspective and success following a heartening meeting with young cancer patients from Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Lawsuit payouts put WA insurance fund at $1.7 billion in the red

Washington's self-insurance fund has hit a $1.7 billion deficit due to massive legal settlements, forcing Governor Bob Ferguson to consider significant spending cuts to address the growing fiscal crisis.