Cheryl Murfin is the Managing Editor at Seattle's Child. She covers a diverse range of themes including medicine and healthcare, education, and family relationships, with a particular focus on public education, parenting styles, and consumer health. Cheryl's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in the intersection of healthcare and family dynamics.
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Cheryl's coverage largely focuses on local news and community events, with a particular emphasis on family and relationships, as well as house and home topics. She also covers advocacy-related content such as education and parenting.
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Seattle's Alliance for Education announced 2026 Thomas B. Foster Award for Excellence
Seattle principals Carrie Wheeler and Mary McDaniel received the Thomas B. Foster Award for advancing equity and student support in schools.
By: Fred Mariscal
Preventable drowning deaths have been rising over the past several years. In 2025, there were 25 drowning deaths, part of a steady increase since 2018. More than half happened in open-water rivers and lakes where conditions can change quickly and hazards are often hidden. Many of these tragedies were preventable with life jackets, supervision, and safer choices around water.
By: Cheryl Murfin
A Washington girl’s survival after sudden cardiac arrest highlights the importance of AEDs, CPR training, and emergency plans at youth sports and camps.
By: Cheryl Murfin
A parent shares how federally funded research saved lives and warns that proposed changes could slow future medical breakthroughs.
By: Cheryl Murfin
King County Executive Girmay Zahilay shares plans for child care, youth mental health, violence prevention and family support.
By: Cheryl Murfin
Seattle kids can join a free Summer of Soccer challenge in local parks, completing AR missions and outdoor activities through July 19.
By: Cheryl Murfin
Child trafficking often begins with grooming, not abduction. Prevention education in schools is key to protecting Washington youth.
Learn how Seattle families can stay safe during hot weather, prevent cold water shock, avoid heat illness, and protect kids and pets.
By: Cheryl Murfin
A national maternal health survey found many mothers felt unheard during pregnancy and birth, with Medicaid patients reporting worse outcomes.
