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Continue reading →: Photos: Erika Kirk “Make Heaven Crowded Again,” tour in Kirkland
The long-awaited Erika Kirk “Make Heaven Crowded Again,” speaking event in Kirkland was overall peaceful, with a small group of protesters having avoided being clip farmed outside the Pursuit NW Church. Read the full recap here. Photos by Gray Trammel If you value local news…
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Continue reading →: Toshiko Hasegawa emphasizes affordability and financial accountability in campaign for District 2 King County Council
By Gray Trammel King County Council District 2 candidate Toshiko Grace Hasegawa’s campaign is centered on ensuring South Seattle families can continue living in the communities they helped build, with affordability at the root of many of the challenges facing the district. Hasegawa, a fourth-generation…
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Continue reading →: Garnet Smith, 44-year-old U.S. Army veteran, released from Tacoma’s ICE detention camp
By Hannah Saunders After over nine months of detainment in Tacoma’s Northwest Detention Center (NWDC), 44-year-old Garnet Smith, a U.S. Army veteran, has been released following the approval of a habeas corpus ruling. Smith’s release comes just weeks after he spoke out about experiencing sexual…
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Continue reading →: TtS weekly roundup July 13- 19: Erika Kirk event, PCC labor dispute, UW’s AI expansion, more
By Hannah Saunders We’re back with another weekly reporting round-up from July 13- 19. Last week, we published seven articles on topics like a labor dispute at PCC, the upcoming Erika Kirk event, UW’s AI expansion, and more. Let’s take a look at what you…
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Continue reading →: Education, advocacy, and community service are shaping Julie Kang’s campaign for Seattle City Council District 5
By Gray Trammel Julie Kang, who’s running for the Seattle City Council District 5 position, said her long career in education, community work, and public service has made her ready to address what she considers North Seattle’s toughest problems: affordability, public safety, and holding city…
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Continue reading →: Liberal groups share intel with cops then cancel Erika Kirk protest; APL event still on
By Hannah Saunders Refuse Fascism claimed it did not share intel with local police. Several protests are taking place for the upcoming July 24, Erika Kirk “Make Heaven Crowded Again,” speaking event in Kirkland, but today, Indivisible Eastside announced how it is backing out due…







