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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.

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Fellow Travelers For readers around the world, neighborhood publisher presents two new books from Capitol Hill writers

Publication Studio will release two new books by Capitol Hill writers, Rebecca Brown and Ryan Boudinot, on November 11. The small-press publisher, co-founded by Matthew Stadler, aims to support writers by printing and distributing books through an international network, enhancing revenue for local authors and bookstores.

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This week in CHS history Black Lives Memorial Garden removal, city lets minimum wage tip credit expire, Joe Bar says goodbye

Seattle and King County are restructuring the King County Regional Homelessness Authority to improve management of its $250 million annual budget. Developers proposed a new project for the QFC block, aiming to create space for 10 businesses and 170 apartments, with plans to rise six stories. Additionally, Publication Studio will release new works by local authors, showcasing the area's vibrant literary scene.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED Banner mocks fenced-off closure of Capitol Hill park

Seattle's Seven Hills Park remains closed amid ongoing concerns over encampments and crime, prompting a protest banner referencing George W. Bush's "Mission Accomplished" speech. The city has not announced plans for improvements or a reopening date. City officials continue to assure the public of their commitment to maintaining safe parks.

Gong cha Opens New Location in Capitol Hill with Seasonal Pumpkin Spice Milk Tea

Gong cha, a popular bubble tea chain, opened a new location in Pike-Pine, Capitol Hill. The opening coincides with the seasonal release of pumpkin spice milk tea, drawing local tea enthusiasts. Residents can enjoy a variety of flavors in a vibrant neighborhood known for its culinary offerings.

It is Pumpkin Spice Milk Tea season on Capitol Hill Gong cha and Matcha Magic now open in PikePine

Gong cha and Matcha Magic have opened new locations in Capitol Hill's Pike/Pine core, enhancing the area's beverage offerings. The Gong cha store at 1122 E Pike celebrates its opening with free drinks, while Matcha Magic, known for its organic matcha, plans a grand opening on October 11th.

That helicopter manhunt over Capitol Hill? It was part of Seattles war on graffiti

Seattle Police arrested Montrell Shawn Clifton after a manhunt in Capitol Hill, where he was pursued for allegedly pointing a gun at people. Although not charged in this incident, Clifton has a history of graffiti-related offenses and was previously identified as a key member of a notorious tagging crew. SPD recovered ammunition and methamphetamine during the arrest, but no firearm was found.

Khampaengs Medical Journey Community raising funds to support Taurus Ox owner

Community members are raising funds to support Khampaeng “KP” Panyathong, owner of Taurus Ox, who will undergo a craniotomy for a brain tumor. The fundraiser has already collected thousands of dollars to assist with medical expenses during his recovery. Panyathong continues to operate his restaurants, which remain open for business.

Community Funds Medical Care for Taurus Ox in Capitol Hill

Community members in Seattle are raising funds to support the medical journey of a Taurus Ox. The initiative highlights local engagement and the emotional connection residents have with the animal. Donations are being collected to assist with veterinary costs and related expenses.

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Solidarity with striking tech workers at Kickstarter fighting for a 32 hour work week and a liva

Tech workers at Kickstarter began a strike advocating for a 32-hour work week, garnering support from local activists. The movement reflects a growing trend in the tech industry towards better work-life balance. Demonstrations are taking place in various locations, emphasizing solidarity with the striking workers.

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Christian rally leaders sue Seattle over citys Cal Anderson Park DontMessWithOurKids debacle

Organizers of a Christian rally in Cal Anderson Park are suing Seattle, alleging the city and Mayor Bruce Harrell violated their civil rights. The lawsuit stems from the city's denial of a permit for a downtown event, which led to police clashes with counter-protesters during the May 24 rally. The plaintiffs accuse the city of creating a hostile environment and unfairly blaming them for the violence that occurred.

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Sawant calls for 32-hour tech work week with Kickstarter United Strike Rally in Cal Anderson

Kshama Sawant and Kickstarter United will rally in Cal Anderson Park on October 2 to advocate for a 32-hour work week and livable wages for tech workers. The organized employees of Kickstarter, which unionized in 2020, threaten a general strike if their demands are not met. Sawant emphasizes the broader implications of this labor struggle within the tech industry.

Happy Hilloween! Its time for the Volunteer Park Halloween Pet Parade

The Volunteer Park Trust announces the return of the Halloween Pet Parade on Sunday, October 5th, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The event features a costume competition, food trucks, and children's activities, marking a festive occasion for Capitol Hill's pet owners. Nearby, St. Joseph's Church will hold its annual Animal Blessing at 12:30 PM.

Seattle to Convert Union Street Busway into Carway, Raising Concerns

Seattle plans to reorganize the Union Street busway into a carway, making it easier for drivers to access central Capitol Hill. This change raises concerns among transit advocates about the impact on bike and bus-friendly infrastructure. The city aims to streamline traffic flow in the area.

Seattle seeks occupant for Bullitt House in the center of new Capitol Hill park

Seattle seeks an occupant for the historic Bullitt House, now part of a planned 1.6-acre park in Capitol Hill. The Parks and Recreation Department invites organizations to submit letters of interest for a 10-year lease to operate the facility. Open houses for potential tenants are scheduled for next week.

Why the city is removing this Capitol Hill chunk of bike and bus-friendly RapidRide G street changes

Seattle plans to remove bike and bus-friendly features from the RapidRide G project on 12th Avenue and Union Street, following concerns from local businesses about traffic flow. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) aims to improve access for drivers while transit advocates organize a protest against these changes. Work is scheduled to begin on October 4, 2025.

Seattles minimum wage in 2026 21.30

Seattle's minimum wage will rise to $21.30 an hour starting January 1, 2026, reflecting a 2.6% increase based on local inflation. The wage applies to all employees, regardless of immigration status, marking ten years since the city implemented the $15 minimum wage.

A new hope for Capitol Hill beer Outer Planet has a new owner

Amory Carhart has acquired Outer Planet, a Capitol Hill microbrewery, following its September closure. Carhart plans to reopen the brewery soon, maintaining its European-inspired recipes while introducing new business opportunities.

911 SPD called to beer shop after pro-Palestine protesters target food truck

Seattle Police responded to a protest at Chuck's Hop Shop where pro-Palestine demonstrators confronted the owner over a nearby food truck. The protest, part of a larger movement targeting Israeli-owned businesses, concluded without arrests after officers established ground rules. Meanwhile, police also arrested a suspect with an AR pistol near a nightclub and are investigating a possible hate crime incident in the Pike/Pine area.

Rabies Alert Health Department Seeks Assistance from Bat Handlers Near Arboretum

The Seattle-King County Public Health Department seeks individuals who assisted a sick bat found near the Arboretum last week. Authorities aim to identify those who may have been exposed to rabies, emphasizing the importance of reporting any potential contact. Public health officials encourage residents to remain vigilant for signs of rabies in local wildlife.

Harvard Ave E helicopter search for reported armed graffiti suspect ends with arrest UPDATE

Seattle Police arrested a graffiti suspect known to be armed following a helicopter and K9 search on Harvard Ave E Tuesday night. The pursuit began around 7:30 PM, with the suspect taken into custody by 8 PM. A black backpack was recovered near the scene.

Man stabbed in reported North Capitol Hill attempted carjacking UPDATE

A man suffered non-life-threatening stab wounds during an attempted carjacking in North Capitol Hill on Tuesday night. Police believe the suspects were also involved in another car theft earlier that evening and are currently searching for them.