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November is National Youth Homelessness Awareness Month. This past November, Burgermaster partnered with YouthCare for the second annual Your Change, Their Chance Round-Up Campaign. Customers at Burgermaster were encouraged to round up their order totals to support local youth facing homelessness...

Recovering from recent flooding can be difficult for many residents. King County is focused on safety and support during this challenging time. The county has launched a dedicated webpage designed to be a one-stop resource for recovery information and assistance. This site will provide essential ...

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses, certifications, or registrations of multiple health care providers due to various violations, including financial exploitation and abuse of vulnerable adults. Key actions include the indefinite suspension of Lisa Ann...

Last month, Seattle opened its first four seasonal shelters, thanks to the collaboration of local elected officials and organizations including Lake City Partners, Low Income Housing Institute, Salvation Army, and Urban League. These shelters aim to provide essential support during the colder mon...

The Seattle Police Department collaborated with the Seattle CARE Department, Accenture, and Operation Warm to support students at Rising Star Elementary School. This partnership resulted in the distribution of hundreds of new winter coats to children in need. The initiative aims to ensure that ev...

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hosting a variety of winter events and teen programs at local community centers this season. Activities include creative and cultural gatherings aimed at families and children, as well as specific programs designed for teens. Community centers like Garfield, Miller...

The City of Seattle is investing over $1.45 million in 23 community organizations to enhance food equity in 2026. These partners provide free meals, promote traditional food knowledge, and support both elders and youth. The funding will help combat food insecurity and improve access to healthy fo...

A Veteran who faced significant challenges after leaving the Army, including multiple back surgeries and severe depression from personal losses, found purpose and healing through the VA’s digital health tools. Initially resistant to VA services, he eventually sought help and discovered the Mindfu...

It has been a wonderful year for the United Way of King County, according to the interim CEO. After partnering with the organization for almost five months, the CEO expresses admiration for the team’s dedication to the community. The commitment to the mission of the United Way is strong, and ther...

Hot chocolate packs are among the most requested items at the Westside Neighbors Shelter’s morning warmup center, where clients can warm up with hot drinks and meals. Other popular items include self-serve oatmeal and pancakes. Supplies are running low, and the shelter urgently needs donations of...

Severe storms and cold, windy weather are impacting health across Washington as communities deal with flooding and additional hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service predicts blizzard-like weather, increasing risks to safety and potentially causing power outages. Residents are urged to...

Inati gathered over 80 leaders from community organizations across Thurston, Pierce, and King Counties for the seventh regional Shaping the Future convening in Grand Mound this fall. The event focused on collaboration for equity and racial justice in Washington. Participants discussed their visio...

Severe flooding in Washington has led to evacuations, road closures, and disruptions in many communities. Northwest Harvest is actively monitoring the situation and providing support by delivering emergency supplies, including ready-to-eat food and bottled water, to partners assisting affected ar...

Veterans can access a wide range of year-round discounts without fees or outdated information, thanks to a new verified list published by the VA. This list, which was last updated on December 12, 2025, covers various categories including automotive, clothing, electronics, health, travel, and more.

Army Veteran George Dale has successfully navigated a challenging health journey marked by coronary artery disease linked to Agent Orange exposure. After undergoing significant procedures, including a four-way bypass and 19 stents, he has been receiving care at the Malcom Randall VA Medical Cente...