Hannah Krieg is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington, and writes for The Stranger, a local publication. Her articles cover a range of topics including social justice issues, local politics, and current events. With a focus on providing alternative perspectives, Hannah aims to shed light on stories that are often overlooked by mainstream media.
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By: Hannah Krieg
Nice, Now Stop Sacrificing Our Environment for the Sake of Your Wealthy Donors’ Profits
Last month, Mayor Bruce Harrell’s 2025-2026 budget proposal siphoned off hundreds of millions of dollars from a fund earmarked for affordable housing to balance the city’s budget, sparking outrage among housing advocates. Today, Budget Chair Dan Strauss unveiled the city council’s counter proposal. Lo and behold, instead of showing advocates that the council had heard their concerns, he doubled down, raiding tax dollars obligated for affordable housing to avoid levying new taxes on corporations and the wealthy.
By: Hannah Krieg
Seattle's Only News Roundup.
Big Business Spent 90% Less on Woo Proportionally Compared to Her Last Failed Race
Tomorrow marks yet another “most important election of our lifetimes.” And to be fair, it is pretty important. We get to pick a Governor between the Democrat’s heir apparent and the guy who definitely did not solve the Green River killer case. We have the chance to tell Council appointee Tanya Woo “no” for the second time. We could vote away hundreds of millions in education funding if enough people fall for Let’s Go Washington’s phony populist schtick, and this might be the last time you ever vote for President! Want to get in on the action? Turn in your ballot by 8pm Tuesday, November 5!
National Election Dashes All Hope, But Here Are Six Local Wins to Pair with Your Breakfast Whiskey
By: Hannah Krieg
City Council Member elect Alexis Mercedes Rinck is basically council president if you believe in math HK
Alexis Mercedes Rinck’s Victory Shows Progressives Can Regain Some Power In 2025
The left tries to find its footing before Trump takes power again.
By: Hannah Krieg
Weather: If you weren’t already wearing boots and a trench everyday, today’s a good day to start. The morning will start out cloudy with temperatures in the low 50s. At around noon, expect the showers to start and become more intense until we hit peak raininess at around 3pm. Showers will stick around for a bit, eventually rolling out by about 7pm. Not your speed? Lucky for you, the wet, gloomy weather will turn around tomorrow! I’ll need to catch up on my steps then!
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