Danica Noble, an anti-monopoly and consumer protection attorney, has announced her candidacy for the Washington State House of Representatives, Position 1, in the 32nd Legislative District, with a campaign focused on affordability, education, and consumer protection.
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Africatown Announces $107M Plan For Seattle’s Black Community
Africatown Community Land Trust announced a $107 million investment plan to expand Black homeownership, strengthen Black-owned businesses and prevent displacement in Seattle’s Central District.
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The SHE-conomy Is Alive And Well In The PNW!
Black women entrepreneurs in Washington state are leading a growth story, with Black women-owned businesses increasing by 71.6% between 2017 and 2022, generating over $1 billion in revenue and boasting an 80.3% survival rate, despite facing challenges in accessing funding.
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Hiawatha Community Center To Reopen Feb. 21 After Major Renovation
The Hiawatha Community Center in West Seattle, the oldest community center in the Seattle Parks and Recreation system, will reopen on February 21, 2026, after extensive renovations and upgrades, including becoming the first fully decarbonized community center in Seattle.
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Seattle Aquarium Welcomes Harbor Seal Flounder To New Home
The Seattle Aquarium has welcomed 12 year old harbor seal Flounder to its Pacific Northwest home, providing permanent care for an animal deemed non releasable and unable to survive in the wild.
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Hundreds Rally At The State Capitol In Support Of Millionaire’s Tax
Hundreds gathered on the steps of the Washington Capitol to rally in support of a proposed Millionaire’s Tax, which would impose a 9.9% income tax on residents earning more than $1 million annually, and generate critical revenue to expand the Working Families Tax Credit and fund education, child care and health care programs statewide.
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DOH Awards Grants To Expand Perinatal Mental Health Care In Washington
The Washington State Department of Health has awarded grants to community organizations to expand access to mental health care for individuals during pregnancy and after birth, with a focus on populations most affected by maternal mental health conditions.
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State Lawmakers Approve Bills To Ban Noncompetes, Safeguard Jobless Benefits
Washington lawmakers passed two labor-backed bills to eliminate noncompete agreements and safeguard unemployment benefits for those who voluntarily accept layoffs, with strong bipartisan support.
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New Legislation Shields Pets With Preexisting Conditions From Losing Insurance
Washington State House of Representatives passed House Bill 1078, which aims to prevent pet insurance companies from canceling or refusing to renew policies based on a pet’s age, health condition, or preexisting issue, and to protect policyholders from disruptions when their insurance is transferred between affiliated companies.
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Seahawks Super Bowl Victory Parade Set For Wednesday In Downtown Seattle
Seattle will celebrate the Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX championship with a citywide parade on February 11, expected to draw between 750,000 and one million fans, with regional transit providers offering expanded services to accommodate the crowds.
