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The FBI is investigating protests in Seattle following clashes during a conservative rally in a historically LGBTQ+ neighborhood. The involvement stems from allegations of targeted violence against religious groups.
Seattle SWAT team arrested multiple individuals at an apartment complex linked to a triple homicide on May 22, 2025. The incident occurred near Pioneer Square, raising concerns about gun violence in the area.
Thrive International secured a $2 million state grant to purchase a former hotel in Tacoma, converting it into refugee housing for 376 asylum seekers. The Thrive Center Tacoma offers essential services, including legal assistance and medical care, helping residents transition to permanent housing.
Seattle police arrested 31 individuals during two protests, but only one misdemeanor assault case has been filed. Prosecutors have not yet determined if any felony charges will be brought against the arrested individuals, as investigations continue into the protests opposing a Christian rally.
A 30-year-old man died after a stabbing incident in Seattle on Wednesday evening. The Seattle police are investigating the event, which occurred near 4th Avenue and Pike Street, but have not disclosed any details about potential suspects or motives.
Three individuals sustained injuries during a shooting in downtown Seattle on May 28, 2025. The Seattle Police Department is actively investigating the incident that occurred at 99 Union Street. Local authorities emphasize the importance of addressing gun violence in the area.
The Reef, a Capitol Hill pot shop, reopened after a three-month closure due to a burglary that severely damaged its storefront. The $300,000 repairs restored the 1926-era building, and the business prioritized employee support during the closure. Local cannabis industry experts highlight ongoing challenges with break-ins affecting multiple businesses.
Metro security will fully resume fare enforcement on May 31, issuing warnings and citations after a two-month educational phase. During this time, 76% of riders demonstrated proof of payment, indicating a positive trend in fare compliance. Riders without proof will first receive printed warnings, with alternative resolutions available for subsequent violations.
Seattle City Council approved new Middle Housing legislation on Tuesday, meeting a statewide deadline for expanded zoning. The interim legislation aims to allow diverse housing types across the city, though significant questions regarding the comprehensive 20-year growth plan remain unresolved.