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Will Seattle's election solidify its centrist shift, or move the city back to the left?

The hours are ticking down for voters to get their ballots in for the November election. Last year at this time, there was a lot going on nationally and not so much locally. That script flipped this year. To talk about what's happening in Seattle races and measures, KUOW’s Kim Malcolm reached out to Seattle Times staff reporter David Kroman.
- Kim Malcolm
Seattle Art Museum exhibit explores France's food identity

France is known for its fine cuisine. A new exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum explores how that came to be.
- Ruby de Luna
How uncertainty over new H-1B visa policy is affecting one Seattle-area nonprofit

A new $100,000 fee associated with the H-1B visa and the controversy surrounding it have put organizations in a bind. It’s also created a level of uncertainty for job-seekers.
- Ruby de Luna
Seattle mayor’s race goes into overdrive as Election Day nears
- Amy Radil
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, challenger Katie Wilson spar over homelessness policy

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is trying to win a second term in office, something a sitting mayor hasn’t done in nearly two decades. Running to his left is populist progressive activist Katie Wilson, who has made the city’s response to homelessness a central issue of the race.
- Libby Denkmann
Seattle laws targeting drug use, prostitution take center stage in city attorney debate
- Gabrielle Healy
New Seattle Police contract includes pay boost, increased use of unarmed crisis responders

A new proposed contract between the city of Seattle and its police officers guild contains pay increases and a more significant role for the city’s unarmed responders to attend calls without a police officer.
- Amy Radil
Seattle Mariners' historic season ends in a dramatic Game 7 loss

The Seattle Mariner's historic 2025 season officially has come to an end.
- Vaughan Jones
Katie Wilson can barely afford to live in Seattle. That's why she wants to be mayor

Katie Wilson presents herself as a sensible coalition-builder who runs a small nonprofit and has lived the working-class life. A renter and a mother, she runs on issues close to her heart. She speaks the language of struggling people. But not included in the narrative Wilson tells on the campaign trail is how she affords this expensive city.
- Katie Campbell
Is Seattle ready for a Portland-like federal response? Police, city leaders take preemptive steps
- Amy Radil

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