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The Future of HIV Treatment Is Injectable
Promising drugs being developed at the UW could expand HIV treatment—if we get out of our own way. by Vivian McCall As Sidney Adjetey laid on an exam table at Harborview Medical Center with h...
SPD Sergeant Caught on Video Repeatedly Hitting Suspect Once Bragged About Breaking Nightstick on Someone
One of the officers captured on video repeatedly hitting a man with a baton has a history of complaints and lawsuits for excessive force. by Ashley Nerbovig The Stranger identified the two Seat...
Slog AM: Guilty Plea in Ingraham High School Shooting, Seat...ces Layoffs, UN Security Council Approves Ceasefire Resolution
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Ashley Nerbovig GOOD MORNING! The weather today should be a mix of a little drizzly in the morning and then sunny the rest of the day, according to the ...
The Stranger Staff Debates Seattle's Best Burger
There is no best burger in Seattle; the best burger lives in your heart. by Megan Seling I suppose it's my own fault. A few weeks ago, in Slack, I asked my colleagues for their favorite burger ...
Letters to Our Younger Trans Selves
The five trans people sent us five moving letters concerning the body, the spirit, and what joy awaited them in their futures. by Vivian McCall A lot of weirdos want cis people to believe that ...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79544860/letters-to-our-younger-trans-selves
Eric Hates Beatboxing
Memories are more than just tears in the rain. by Charles Mudede The key to Netflix's new and limited series Eric should entirely be its time (1985) and location (Manhattan). But this key—wh...
https://www.thestranger.com/film/2024/06/10/79548820/eric-hates-beatboxing
Let’s Build More Homes Through Every Comprehensive Plan
Every jurisdiction in Washington State must take a hard look at their comprehensive plan and recognize its potential to address housing shortages. by Girmay Zahilay If you're a resident of King...
Getting High with Seattle Cheer
Basket tosses! Basket tosses! Basket tosses! by Nathalie Graham Sometimes on a Sunday night you find yourself holding a woman up by the soles of her feet. I gripped Stevie Escobedo, 33, by he...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79544762/getting-high-with-seattle-cheer
The Pro-Palestine Challengers
Some Washingtonians could get the chance to replace their war hawk representatives in Congress with progressive challengers running in the name of a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. by Hannah Krieg ...
https://www.thestranger.com/news/2024/06/10/79552806/the-pro-palestine-challengers
The Top 36 Events in Seattle This Week: June 10–16, 2024
Cavetown/Mother Mother, The Stranger's Burger Week, and More by EverOut Staff It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new week...and we're feeling good. Go forth and enjoy yourself at events fr...
https://everout.com/seattle/articles/the-top-36-events-in-seattle-this-week-june-10-16-2024/c5496/
Slog AM: Blaze Burns Abandoned Building in ID, Careful of Toxic Clams in PNW, Microplastics Are (Probably) in Your Cum
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Nathalie Graham FIRE IN THE ID: A vacant two-story building on the 1000 block of South Jackson Street caught fire late Sunday night. It's been burning ...
This Week in Seattle Food News
Jollibee, Pierogi, and Japanese-American Comfort Food by EverOut Staff Picnic weather is here, and two new fried chicken spots have arrived for your outdoor repast: Shaq's Big Chicken in Shoreli...
Get Lost in TRANSlations
TRANSlations’ in-person screenings are June 7-8 with online screenings June 6-9. by Vivian McCall Seattle’s TRANSlations, one of only nine trans film festivals in the world, begins screenin...
https://www.thestranger.com/film/2024/06/07/79548934/get-lost-in-translations
J.R.C.G.'s Angsty Funk Anthem and Louis Cole's Celestial Symphonic Jazz
The best new music to hit Dave Segal's inbox this week. by Dave Segal J.R.C.G., “DOGEAR” (SUB POP) It's always heart-warming when Sub Pop, Seattle's most famous record label, signs an up-...
How to Seattle: Outdoors
Sure, the view is beautiful, but it’s gonna kill us all. by Stranger Staff If you love nature, you’ll love Seattle. We have 6,480 acres of parks, 4,563 miles of trails, more than 4 million ...
https://www.thestranger.com/how-to-seattle-2024/2024/05/22/79525155/how-to-seattle-outdoors
The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: June 7–9, 2024
Seattle Dragon Boat Festival, Indigenous People Festival, and More Cheap & Easy Events Under $15 by EverOut Staff This weekend's forecast is sunny with a sprinkling of festivals—read on to se...
Slog AM: Shooting Outside Garfield High School Kills Teen, Reichert Will Vote for Trump, Newcastle Won't Raise Pride Flag
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Nathalie Graham 17-YEAR-OLD DEAD AFTER SHOOTING OUTSIDE GARFIELD: A lunchtime shooting in the Garfield High School parking lot struck a student multiple ...
I Saw U: Wearing a Paper Bag as a Helmet, Dancing Alone at Monkey Loft, and Skidding on a Scooter
See someone? Say something! by Anonymous BEAUTIFUL MAN AT LCD SOUNDSYSTEM SHOW at the end of the 5/17 LCD Soundsystem show you made your way through the crowd, before leaving you touched my s...
Ticket Alert: Cyndi Lauper, Gracie Abrams, and More Seattle Events Going On Sale This Week
Plus, Bob the Drag Queen and More Event Updates for June 6 by EverOut Staff Flamboyant singer and cultural icon CYNDI LAUPER ’s first tour in a decade will also be her final. Nepo baby GRACIE...
Can Seattle Drag Afford to Stay Weird?
Artistic experimentation feels riskier when rent’s rising. by Adam Willems In the fall of 2022, Seattle drag queen and then-newcomer This Girl encountered a dancing dialectic in the Kremwerk ...
I’m a Nondriver—and There’s a Good Chance You Are, Too
When I picture the kind of community I want to grow old in—the kind of community I want my kid to inherit—this is what I think about. by Anna Zivarts Nearly a third of us can’t drive. ...
20 Queer-Owned Restaurants in the Seattle Area
Marination, Frelard Tamales, and More by EverOut Staff Happy Pride Month! It's a great time to think about how you can put some of your hard-earned dollars toward supporting local LGBTQ-owned bus...
https://everout.com/seattle/articles/20-queer-owned-restaurants-in-the-seattle-area/c4977/
Slog AM: Seattle Sweeps Increase Threefold in 2023, Georgia..., Israel Kills at Least 40 Palestinians Sheltering in a School
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Hannah Krieg WEATHER: Good morning. Thanks for being here. Let me tell you a little bit about the weather before we get too rowdy, okay? Okay. So, accord...
Movie Madness
Please continue going to movies and having a good time, but be aware that literally no one else in the theater cares what you have to say. by Anonymous What is with Seattle movie-goers not know...
https://www.thestranger.com/i-anonymous/2024/06/05/79544636/movie-madness
Stranger Suggests: Travis Thompson, Seattle Pride Classic 2...es Back!, Georgetown Carnival, The Stranger's Burger Week 2024
One really great thing to do every day of the week. by Audrey Vann WEDNESDAY 6/5 TRAVIS THOMPSON (MUSIC) There is little difference between Travis Thompson’s character on Season 2 of ...
50 Years of Queers
It's The Stranger's 2024 Queer Issue! by Vivian McCall The first time I imagined the future, I was a seven-year-old boy sitting on an airplane, thumbing through the pages of a kid’s science m...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79544889/50-years-of-queers
VIDEO: Two Seattle Police Officers Caught on Camera Repeatedly Hitting Suspect
SPD policy allows officers to use force, such as hitting, punching, knee strikes, and batons in order to arrest someone as long as officers use necessary and proportional force. Officers may not ...
Slog AM: BIPOC Organizations Embarrass Maritza Rivera, Western Heat Wave, Probably No FDA MDMA for Us
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Vivian McCall SEEMS A LITTLE COZY: In private group chats with Seattle Police Department leaders, Federal Monitor Antonio Oftelie (the person in charge o...
The Books of Love
Hunts’s shop is a brightly colored bibliophile’s paradise. by Lindsey Anderson When Charlie’s Queer Books opened its bright pink doors for the first time in November 2023, the Fremont sho...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79544637/the-books-of-love
Out of This World
SassyBlack will host a reading of her new musical, Emerald Jett, on August 9 at Northwest Film Forum. by Catherine "SassyBlack" Harris-White When I moved to Seattle from the Big Island, Hawaii,...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79544735/out-of-this-world
The Futures of Seattle’s Gayborhood
Big gay cities like ours change, and so do their gayborhoods. by Rich Smith Seattle’s gayborhood, located on Capitol Hill spiritually if increasingly less so demographically, certainly isn’...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79545073/the-futures-of-seattles-gayborhood
Dave Upthegrove Wants to Save the Trees
Upthegrove faces stiff competition in the upcoming August primary, including a timber industry willing to pay to put a chainsaw in office. by Rich Smith After speaking on behalf of south King C...
The Reality Behind the Story I Told The Stranger
That Stranger article gives an incomplete impression of who I am in large part because of how I represented who I was when Herzog interviewed me. by Ky Schevers Originally published in Reclaimi...
What’s Next for Denny Blaine?
The trouble started in November when the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation announced its plan to build a privately funded, nature-themed children’s “play area” at the historically ...
https://www.thestranger.com/queer-issue-2024/2024/06/05/79545114/whats-next-for-denny-blaine
The Gays Who Slayed and the Gays Who Betrayed
Not Every Queer Politician Is an “Ally” by Hannah Krieg The Stranger will go on the record saying we love gay people. We love being gay people, being friends with gay people, dating gay peo...
The Biggest Pride Month 2024 Events in Seattle
Festivals, Parties, and More All Throughout June by Audrey Vann The last weekend of June is Pride Weekend in Seattle, when the SEATTLE PRIDE PARADE sashays through the streets and there are a ...
https://everout.com/seattle/articles/the-biggest-pride-month-2024-events-in-seattle/c5482/
Queer Issue 2024 Pickup Locations
Looking for a Copy of This Year’s Queer Issue? You Can Find One at the Following Locations. by Stranger Staff
The Plight of the Long-Haired Homo
On the Magnum: Comedian Jared Goldstein by The Stranger Dan takes on a couple of heavy calls this week. A woman learned that her ex-boyfriend of eight years was convicted on child pornography c...
https://www.thestranger.com/sex/2024/06/04/79544620/the-plight-of-the-long-haired-homo
Serial Killer Robert Pickton Is Dead
The police were repeatedly informed of a potential serial killer for years, but the department did next to nothing with the information. by Charles Mudede And so this is how Robert Pickton's li...
https://www.thestranger.com/crime/2024/06/04/79544371/serial-killer-robert-pickton-is-dead
Long Live Heavy Metal
3 Inches of Blood are back with catchy metal anthems with unapologetically nerdy lyrics straight out of a Dungeons and Dragons campaign. by Kevin Diers Twenty-one years ago, a 12-year-old kid f...
https://www.thestranger.com/music/2024/06/04/79544372/long-live-heavy-metal
Text Messages Show Federal Monitor Expressing Little Concer...t Claims of Racial Discrimination at Seattle Police Department
Oftelie’s apparently casual response to a longtime SPD detective raising concerns about possible systemic racism in the department raises questions about how critically he’s monitoring the de...
Remember the Seattle Lawsuit that Ended School Integration?
Lewis Powell’s oligarchic legal attack machine continues to target Washington schools with manufactured legal battles. by Austin Field Last month marked the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board...
Slog AM: Fire Kills One in Roosevelt, Biden to Crack Down o...t Mexico Border, Superior Court Changes Rules Around Evictions
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Ashley Nerbovig HEYOO, GOOD MORNING. Damn, the National Weather Service says maybe some thunderstorms today with a high near 63 degrees, with winds r...
Kent Police to Sweep 200 Migrants Sleeping Outside of Empty Hotel
This chaotic situation marks only the latest episode of instability and uncertainty for the 200 migrants. by Hannah Krieg Kent police officers delivered a 48-hour eviction notice Sunday afterno...
How to Seattle: Music & Nightlife
From punk shows at roller rinks to trivia nights hosted by Jeopardy! champs. by Stranger Staff Seattle has long been known for its fruitful music scene. But we’re more than grunge. Today’s ...
The Top 47 Events in Seattle This Week: June 3–9, 2024
Hannah Gadsby, The Black Trans Comedy Showcase, and More Top Picks by EverOut Staff Welcome to the first full week of June! Spend some time at tip-top events from Hannah Gadsby: Woof! to to Jo...
https://everout.com/seattle/articles/the-top-47-events-in-seattle-this-week-june-3-9-2024/c5487/
PNB's Coppélia Revels in Humanity's Triumph over AI
Just Go With Me on This One by Rich Smith Yeah, okay, sure, on one level, George Balanchine's Coppélia , which runs at McCaw Hall through June 9, is ultimately one of those goofy 19th-century ...
New Summer Hours Show Service Cuts Continue at the Seattle Public Library
Eight Weeks Are Up, but Hours Are Still Down by Hannah Krieg The Seattle Public Library (SPL) did not bounce back after its planned eight weeks of rolling closures from April 12 to June 2. With...
Slog AM: A Big Weekend for Car Crashes in Western Washingto...issouri Cop Kills Blind Dog, Incites Police Abolition Movement
The Stranger's morning news roundup. by Nathalie Graham DID YOU HAVE A NICE ATMOSPHERIC RIVER? Sunday's rain broke June rainfall records in Seattle, Olympia, and Hoquiam, but the system isn't...
This Week in Seattle Food News
A New Yakitori Joint Opens, Bar Bayonne Is Named One of America's Best Bars, and Brouwer's Cafe Says Goodbye by EverOut Staff This week, we're scoping out skewered meats and sushi at the new spot...