Seattle City Wire

Durkan: 'Health One has allowed our city to shift away from police-led 911 responses'

By Karen Kidd | Apr 24, 2021

The recent announcement of a second Health One unit, this one serving the University District and Ballard, is only the beginning, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said in a recent news release.

Bacco Cafe is an independent breakfast spot 'serving good and local food for locals and tourists'

By Karen Kidd | Apr 23, 2021

Bacco Cafe has, for more than two decades, been a popular place to grab breakfast and lunch on Pine Street in Seattle.

Seattle company part of group supporting treatments for COVID-19 ICU patients

By Karen Kidd | Feb 19, 2021

An associate professor at a medical center in the Bronx and a director at a respiratory institute in Ohio received approximately $30,000 in ultrasonography and COVID-19 research grants.

COVID-19 furloughed Seattle driver wonders how she'll feed her 3 children

By Karen Kidd | May 7, 2020

A Seattle woman furloughed weeks ago from her job with a national parking and driving company over COVID-19 says she's counting her blessings and trying to weather the pandemic's curses, but the economic effects of the virus show no sign of easing.

Seattle-area parking operations manager, idled maintenance worker have different views of pandemic

By Karen Kidd | Apr 9, 2020

COVID-19 has made future uncertain, Seattle-area operations manager and idled maintenance worker says