Cloistered at Walter Reed, Fetterman Runs His Senate Operation From Afar
Doctors caring for John Fetterman say the senator should limit his exposure to cable TV, the internet and social media — an information detox for...
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Kirkland plans to build mental health crisis center
The walk-in crisis center is expected to operate under the "no wrong door" model. No adults would be turned away.
Plan to reduce homelessness in downtown Seattle picks up after slow start
One year in, the King County Regional Homelessness Authority hasn't made as much progress as officials expected in moving people living outside into housing.
Activists call for Seattle jail's closure, citing Constantine’s 2020 pledge
Activists cited recent jail deaths and lack of mental health resources as reasons to shutter the facility.
Seattle still nations saddest large metro area — but there may be a catch | FYI Guy
A new survey found that in the first two weeks of February, about 45% of Seattle-area adults said they were dealing with feelings of depression,...
Layoffs can ‘rock you to your core.’ Here’s how to process and move forward
The goal after a layoff is to work toward acceptance — not that you agree with or like what happened, but that you are not...
Where did King County’s mental health beds go?
The number of beds where people with mental illnesses in King County can live or recover has been cut in half over the last 30...