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Gov. Ferguson on income tax proposal: ‘Not close’ to what he wants
Feguson said he’s optimistic legislators can reach deal this year, but that changes need to be made.
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Rural schools fear losing mental health counselors with federal funding in danger
Expiring federal grants could gut school counseling programs across Washington, with rural youth facing higher suicide rates than their urban…
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Seattle’s Chinatown-International District buzzes with Lunar New Year crowds
The Chinatown-International District erupted with festivities today, including lion dancers, firecrackers and businesses ushering in the Year of the Fire…
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‘He spoke for us’: Rev. Jesse Jackson’s lasting legacy in Seattle
From Mount Zion’s pulpit to the presidential campaign trail, Rev. Jesse Jackson left an indelible mark on Seattle’s civil rights…
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Caught on camera: Speeding pickup truck launches into Tigard home
On Feb. 13, just before 3 a.m., the driver of the pickup flew roughly 100 feet through the air before…
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Hamas: Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ must stop Israel’s killing in Gaza
‘War of genocide against the Strip is still ongoing’, Hamas says, warning the board not to act as ‘cover’.
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US immigration judge rejects Trump bid to deport Columbia student Mahdawi
Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian student activist, faced deportation proceedings amid a protest crackdown under Trump.
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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,455
These are the key developments from day 1,455 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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How Jesse Jackson helped empower US Arabs and lift up the Palestinian cause
Arab American advocates eulogise Jackson as a civil rights giant who embraced their communities and defended Palestine.
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New Year’s celebrations at West Seattle’s Vietnamese Cultural Center
(WSB photo by Dave Gershgorn, February 2025) The New Year’s celebration – welcoming the Year of the Horse – is…
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