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That nook deserves to LIVE! Bean Espresso revives famed Broadway coffee bar

Bean Espresso opened in Capitol Hill, reviving a historic coffee stand that had been closed since last fall. The new stand offers some of the lowest coffee prices in the area, signaling a shift towards affordability. Early reviews highlight its no-frills approach and smooth lattes.

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Seattle Pride loses big sponsors amid national pullback

Several major corporations, including Boeing and Mastercard, are withdrawing sponsorship from Pride celebrations in Seattle and across the U.S. due to rising federal pressure against diversity initiatives. A survey reveals that 39% of corporations are scaling back external Pride Month engagements this year, a significant increase from 9% last year.

No Kings protests planned for Seattle include rally in Cal Anderson Park amid heated clashes over federal immigration enforcement

Protests labeled “No Kings” will occur in Seattle this weekend, with a rally planned at Cal Anderson Park before a march to the Seattle Center. Various local groups, including Seattle Indivisible, are involved in the demonstrations amid heightened tensions surrounding immigration enforcement protests and police responses.

Anti-ICE protest in Seattle turns tense as fireworks, rocks thrown at police

Hundreds of anti-ICE protesters marched in Seattle, leading to tensions as some individuals threw fireworks and rocks at police. The demonstration followed previous protests where American flags were burned, resulting in two arrests. Police ordered the crowd to disperse as a dumpster fire was extinguished nearby.

Sheriff's union rejects Pierce County's pay offer as contract talks stall out

Members of the Pierce County Deputy Sheriff's Guild overwhelmingly rejected a proposed 10% pay increase over three years, citing insufficient competitiveness with regional agencies, particularly Tacoma Police. Guild President Shaun Darby warned that deputies are leaving for better-paying positions, with Tacoma offering salaries approximately 30% higher. County Executive Ryan Mello defended the offer as competitive but acknowledged ongoing negotiations.

Woman critically injured, man stable after shooting at busy Seattle intersection

Seattle police arrested a shooting suspect after two individuals were injured at the intersection of 2nd Avenue and James Street. An adult woman suffered a critical head injury, while a 52-year-old man sustained a leg injury but is in stable condition. Both victims were transported to nearby hospitals for treatment.

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Council calls for King County Assessor and Executive candidate Wilson to resign over stalking allegations

The King County Council unanimously called for John Wilson, the County Assessor and executive candidate, to resign amid stalking and harassment allegations from his ex-partner. Wilson, who seeks to bring a conservative perspective to the executive race, has denied the claims and remains in the election despite the council's demands.

Council Calls for Wilson's Resignation Over Stalking Allegations

Council members in Seattle demand the resignation of Wilson, a candidate for King County Assessor and Executive, due to allegations of stalking. The controversy has galvanized the conservative radio audience in Seattle.

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