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Continue reading →: Let’s Go Washington citizen initiatives target Queer and Trans students
By Hannah Saunders Two citizen initiatives that target Queer and Transgender youth in Washington are picking up momentum ahead of the 2026 legislative session. IL26-638, known as the Trans Athletes Ballot, would prevent Trans girls from competing in women’s sports, while IL26-001, known as Restoring…
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Continue reading →: UPDATE: U.S. Supreme Court may take on a case that challenges same-sex marriage this November
By Hannah Saunders November 10 update: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Kim Davis’s appeal to overturn same-sex marriage. The U.S. Supreme Court will be at a private conference on November 7, where it will learn about former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis’ fight against same-sex…
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Continue reading →: Redmond Police disable automatic license plate readers after sneakily installing them before Redmond Pride
By Hannah Saunders Back in August, TtS reported on the Redmond Police Department’s (RPD) installation of automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) in an attempt to increase public safety. The Trans nonprofit, the Diversity Alliance of the Puget Sound (DAPS), immediately issued public statements and contacted…
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Continue reading →: Seattle 2025 November election results
By Hannah Saunders The unofficial election results show voter turnout at 20.26% in King County, and 23.26% in the City of Seattle. City of Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell – 53.32% Katie Wilson – 46.18% City of Seattle City Attorney Ericka Evans – 62.54% Ann Davison…
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Continue reading →: Federal judge blocks unlawful funding cuts to student sexual health education over Queer-inclusive language
By Hannah Saunders In September, 16 states and the District of Columbia launched a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over threats to strip funding for two sexual health education programs unless states removed gender-inclusive language from its education materials.…
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Continue reading →: Office of Inspector General to hold review panel over police violence at Cal Anderson in May
By Hannah Saunders The Office of Inspector General (OIG) is holding its sentinel event review (SER) from November 4-6, which will consist of six Seattle Police representatives and six community representatives, to pinpoint factors that led to the violent outbursts of SPD during the Christian-fascist…
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