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WA Rep. Adam Smith says constituent feedback turned him against Israeli war efforts, US support (opens the original)
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In July, U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, a Washington Democrat, voted to block $3.3 billion in military assistance to Israel. That was a major shift for Smith, who previously had supported Israel and received an endorsement from the pro-Israel lobbying group AIPAC. Speaking to KUOW’s “Soundside” Tuesday, Smith said, while he initially supported the military package for Israel, he had changed his mind. “I was persuaded by a number of my constituents that, given what Israel is doing in Gaza, and the West Ba
Seattle business leader says mayor’s gun violence plan moves in ‘right direction’ (opens the original)
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A prominent Seattle business leader responded favorably Tuesday to Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s plan to reduce gun violence in the city. The plan, which comes after the high-profile shooting that killed three people at the Bite of Seattle and multiple shootings on Labor Day in Belltown, calls for the Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) Department, which houses 911 dispatchers and crisis responders, to take a larger role in coordinating a response to shootings. “They become kinda li
Wildfires are getting worse in WA. What can residents do to help prevent them? (opens the original)
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The Spokane area is still dealing with the aftermath of fires that destroyed hundreds of structures, displaced tens of thousands, and burned around 10,000 acres. “I don’t think people realize just how horrific the scenes are,” said Alexandra Duggan, a reporter at The Spokesman-Review who covered the Spokane Complex fires when they broke out last month. Areas that were once green and full of life are now gray and leveled, according to Duggan. Residents are trying to move forward amid the damage f
‘Not a time for grandstanding.’ Seattle Mayor Wilson on new gun violence prevention strategy (opens the original)
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In the wake of a violent weekend in downtown Seattle, Mayor Katie Wilson pledged new investments into gun violence prevention, but perhaps not the same investments City Council members are pushing. Seattle’s summer 2026 has been marred by gun violence. The city was shaken up following a deadly shooting at the Bite of Seattle, at the Seattle Center, in July. Both the mayor’s office and police department officials have acknowledged communication to the public should have been better. Then, over La
Why an empty pit in downtown Seattle remains undeveloped after 21 years (opens the original)
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If the pit across the street from Seattle City Hall were a person, it would be old enough to drink. The building that last stood there, the public safety building, was demolished in 2005. Since then, the giant hole in the ground has become a part of the downtown landscape. Some of the most powerful offices in city government, including the mayor and a few members of Seattle City Council, look directly into the abandoned lot. The City of Seattle concluded earlier this year that the developer who
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