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Route updates for King County Metro services are scheduled for the weekend of Nov. 7-9, 2025. Route 181 will be rerouted off E Main Street in downtown Auburn on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Veterans Day Parade. Additionally, Route 22 and RapidRide C Line will detour off 44th Av...

Due to delays in the processing of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, families may experience challenges in accessing food assistance from Nov. 10 to Nov. 14. Households expecting their benefits during this period are encouraged to plan accordingly, as the delays could aff...

Friends of Youth has opened Bridge Pointe Housing, a supportive residence for young adults ages 18-24 transitioning from inpatient treatment. The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Nov. 4, 2025, attended by notable speakers, including Friends of Youth leadership, local government representativ...

Seattle police detectives are warning residents about roofing and construction scams after a 53-year-old victim lost $74,000. The victim, who has developmental delays, was targeted by scammers posing as contractors. Detectives emphasize the importance of vigilance and suggest verifying contractor...

If you or someone you know needs a free community meal, Food for All provides information on nearby meal locations. The Seattle Indian Health Board focuses on connecting individuals with local programs that offer healthy food options, emphasizing that food serves as medicine for community well-be...

The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has partnered with Seattle Information Technology to enhance the Technology Matching Fund grant program and its application process. This initiative is designed to support community organizations by providing resources and funding to improve technology acce...

The Washington State Department of Health has suspended the license of Thurston County registered nurse Bradley Alan Ermey due to allegations of repeatedly sexually assaulting a vulnerable adult. This suspension prevents Ermey from practicing as a nurse in Washington, prioritizing patient safety ...

Construction is underway for new parking garages at Sumner, Auburn, and Kent stations, enhancing access for Sound Transit riders. The Sumner Station garage will feature 600 stalls and electric vehicle charging, with expected completion in 2026. Auburn’s new six-story garage will provide 675 space...

The Washington State Department of Health has announced disciplinary actions against various health care providers, including charges of unprofessional conduct against a naturopathic physician and a massage therapist. Several providers had their credentials either placed on probation, revoked, or...

Domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault (SA) have profound and lasting effects on mental health. Survivors often experience a range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and suicidal thoughts. The trauma from such experiences can lead to ...

CAMFED has been named a beneficiary of The New York Times Communities Fund for the third consecutive year. Recognized for its grassroots-led approach, CAMFED is the sole international nonprofit among this year’s selected organizations. The initiative focuses on empowering girls in rural African c...

Filicide is the act of a parent killing their child, a definition that varies across literature without clear consensus on its characterization and contributing factors. A systematic review was conducted to organize existing data and analyze elements that distinguish the features and circumstance...

A study in Iceland found that 15% of participants experienced domestic violence, with a higher incidence among women (20%) compared to men (10%). The research examined the effects of domestic violence on symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, stress, and overall h...

Jose Pizarro, interim program director at YouthCare, shares a personal plea for support as winter approaches, highlighting the plight of hundreds of young people in Seattle experiencing homelessness. Many sleep outside in harsh conditions, and YouthCare has long been a vital resource for these yo...

Sound Transit is launching the Stride bus rapid transit system, set to open in 2028 and 2029, connecting communities around Lake Washington. The S1, S2, and S3 lines will utilize dedicated bus lanes and transit priority measures to enhance travel times and efficiency. Key features include inline ...

Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) announced on Oct. 30 that it will provide immediate food assistance in response to increased demand from SNAP benefit cuts and the federal government shutdown. Over the coming weeks, various programs through Catholic Community Services of Western Washington (CCSWW) ...

In King County, more than 100,000 households faced a potential loss of SNAP benefits due to a federal government shutdown, leaving many families uncertain about their food support. While the state has temporarily funded SNAP for November, the need for ongoing assistance remains critical as famili...

Having surgery can be challenging both physically and emotionally, necessitating preparation for both the procedure and recovery. Healthcare professionals increasingly utilize lifestyle medicine, emphasizing exercise, nutrition counseling, diabetes management, and physical therapy to enhance pati...