A coalition of 12 state attorneys general, including Washington’s Nick Brown and California’s Rob Bonta, has filed a lawsuit to block Paramount Skydance Corporation’s proposed $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, alleging the merger would violate antitrust laws and harm consumers.
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Washington Youth ChalleNGe Academy Promotes Three Veteran Leaders
The Washington Youth ChalleNGe Academy has promoted three veteran staff members—Christopher Acuña, Steve Wood, and Ayesha Willis—into senior leadership roles to support its mission of educating and developing at-risk youth.
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Veteran Officer Michael Jewell Named Chief of Washington Fish and Wildlife Police
Michael Jewell was appointed as the new police chief for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, succeeding retiring Chief Steve Bear to lead the agency’s enforcement efforts amid staffing shortages.
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Thousands Of Cyclists To Ride Seattle-To-Portland Route This Weekend
The Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic, organized by Cascade Bicycle Club, is expected to draw over 6,000 cyclists on July 11 and 12, prompting Washington transportation officials to urge motorists to plan ahead for delays and safely share the road.
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Seattle Transit Measure Amendment Prioritizes Accessibility Improvements
Seattle City Councilmember Debora Juarez has proposed an amendment to the 2026 Transit Measure to expand funding for accessibility and safety improvements at transit stops, sidewalks and pedestrian connections, making public transportation more accessible for people with disabilities, older adults and others who rely on transit.
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Seattle Center Renewal Plan Wins Council Approval
The Seattle City Council has unanimously approved a resolution to support a long-term effort to modernize Seattle Center, setting the stage for a potential bond measure in 2027 to fund major infrastructure upgrades.
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City Council Approves Emergency Moratorium On Large Data Centers
The Seattle City Council has unanimously approved an emergency moratorium on new large-scale data centers to allow city officials to study the potential impacts of the rapidly growing industry on utility rates, infrastructure, water resources and public health.
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Seattle Prepares For World Cup, Juneteenth And Pride With Enhanced Security Measures
Seattle will activate closed-circuit television cameras in the Stadium District during the 2026 FIFA World Cup to ensure public safety, following updated security briefings identifying general but credible threats.
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Four UW Students Build Community Through Culture And Entrepreneurship
Lumiere is a candle company founded by four University of Washington students of color, who use their personal stories and heritage to create unique scents that connect customers to their own memories and culture.
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DelBene Pushes $52 Million Federal Funding Package For Transportation, Water, And Public Safety Projects
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene is seeking more than $52 million in federal funding for 20 infrastructure and community projects across Washington’s 1st Congressional District, targeting transportation, water access, public safety, economic development, and environmental resilience.
