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Studio 13 Live on FOX 13 Seattle
Studio 13 Live, hosted by Carly Henderson and Mireya Garcia, airs weekdays at 10 a.m. on FOX 13 Seattle, focusing on pop culture, celebrity news, and lifestyle tips.
Seattles Palestine Will Live Forever Festival comes to Volunteer Park
The Palestine Will Live Forever festival returns to Seattle's Volunteer Park Amphitheater this weekend, featuring artists like Macklemore and Prometheus Brown. The event aims to celebrate culture and solidarity among diverse communities, with proceeds benefiting various humanitarian organizations. Tickets are priced at $50.
Mintish Coffee House brings Palestinian heritage and community connection to Capitol Hill
Mintish, a new Levantine-inspired coffee shop, opened in Capitol Hill, Seattle, transforming the former Bauhaus space. Owned by Mahmoud and Nano Farajallah and Abdullah Alabed, the cafe aims to share their Palestinian heritage and foster community connections. Popular menu items include grilled cheese with za’atar and traditional Middle Eastern teas.
Seattle's "Palestine Will Live Forever" Festival Comes to Volunteer Park
Seattle will host the "Palestine Will Live Forever" festival at Volunteer Park on September 12, 2025. The festival aims to celebrate Palestinian culture through various artistic expressions and community engagement. Organizers expect significant local participation and support.
Reminder Speak now or forever hold your peace on Seattles 20-year growth plan
Seattle City Council will host public comment sessions on a proposed 20-year growth plan aimed at improving housing equity. The plan, developed over two years, primarily concentrates new construction in high-density areas despite opposition from wealthier neighborhoods. Registration for remote comments begins at 8:30 a.m., while in-person comments will be accepted from 2:30 p.m.
Unicorn Staff Fire Relief Fund will help artists, bartenders, security, kitchen crew, and management while repairs continue
The Unicorn bar in Capitol Hill remains closed due to significant water and smoke damage from a July fire, prompting a community fundraiser to support its staff. The fundraiser aims to assist drag artists, bartenders, and kitchen staff as they await the bar's reopening. Over $175,000 in damage was caused by the electrical fire affecting the neighboring Postal Options business, which has since closed permanently.
In key vote, King County Council committee moves plan for 56M Broadway Crisis Care Center forward with promises on public safety and oversight
King County Council's budget committee advanced plans for a $56 million Broadway Crisis Care Center, addressing public safety concerns while ensuring mental health resources are in place before the facility opens in 2027. Officials emphasized the urgency of mental health services amid growing struggles in the community, following a contentious public comment session.
King County Council Committee Moves Forward with 56 Million Crisis Care Center Plan
The King County Council committee advanced a plan for a $56 million crisis care center on Broadway, emphasizing public safety and oversight. This decision reflects a strategic move to address ongoing concerns about mental health services in the area.
The Central Districts latest historic landmark is a synagogue that became a church on E Fir
Seattle City Council’s neighborhoods committee will finalize the landmark designation for the Tolliver Temple Church of God, a historic structure reflecting the area's evolving communities. Recognized for its architectural and historical significance, the church will now require city review for any proposed interior or exterior changes.