I’m a caregiver for someone who resents it | The therapist is in
Caring for someone you love through disability is a challenging role no matter the circumstances, therapist Jordan Alam writes.
Day: June 21, 2025
Seattle to get healing garden at MLK Memorial Park
Following the Black Lives Matter Memorial Garden’s removal from Cal Anderson Park, a new garden will come to Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Memorial Park.
Mariners’ Emerson Hancock is attacking hitters and building confidence
His arm angle is down and his velocity is up, but there is one thing in particular that has allowed Mariners righty Emerson Hancock to unleash his potential.
WA residents among top users of 988 crisis line
Nationally, 988 was contacted more than 16 million times via call, text or chat from its launch in July 2022 to the end of 2024.
Rant and Rave: Flight attendant offered up jacket
RAVE to the flight attendant on our Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle to Oakland. When he realized how cold my wife was, he got out his jacket and put it around her. RANT to those who use wood firepits in urban/suburban neighborhoods where people wh…
UW President Cauce looks back — and forward — in last days on the job
Ana Mari Cauce shares her thoughts on her decades-long tenure as president of the University of Washington as she prepares to move on.
How Lenny Wilkens will forever be part of Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena
After looking back on Lenny Wilkens’ life and career, it’s no wonder he will be honored with a statue outside Climate Pledge Arena, where his teams once ruled the NBA.
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Lawyers decry arrest of Rwandan opponent Ingabire as ‘unlawful and arbitrary’
Lawyers for Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire say she is being targeted by a biased justice system after her arrest on Thursday evening, claiming there is no evidence linking her to an alleged plot to incite public unrest.
Lawyers decry arrest of Rwandan opponent Ingabire as ‘unlawful and arbitrary’
Lawyers for Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire say she is being targeted by a biased justice system after her arrest on Thursday evening, claiming there is no evidence linking her to an alleged plot to incite public unrest.