Jake Chapman

Seattle, WA. - People who live by Sandel Park in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood still have many questions about how bounty hunters conducted an arrest in the park on Tuesday.

“No one wants to strike. It's a last resort for us,” she said. Heather Barker, an elementary school teacher, described the situation as rough, noting that teachers have already prepared their classrooms for the upcoming year.

The University of Washington is considering changes to its student conduct policy heading into the new school year. Some of those changes are already sparking backlash and concerns from students and staff about how the university will address student-led protests.

“Then it finally got on top of me and it started biting my face and I could feel like all the bones….I could hear it crunching,” he recalled.

Crews are preparing for Bumbershoot this weekend at Seattle Center, with the Bite of Seattle mass shooting still at top of mind.

This rescue marks the third major feline extraction in the area in recent weeks.

“So many people just grew up in this industry here, and now it’s coming to an end."

“The city and the downtown really get behind this franchise. And I think you’re going to see that tomorrow night in huge form,” a spokesperson for the Downtown Seattle Association said.

Thousands of people are expected to flood Pioneer Square and the SoDo neighborhood as the Seattle Seahawks prepare for their home opener, a prime-time Super Bowl rematch against the New England Patriots.

“Today, I’ve used my lived experience to help others recognize warning signs to build healthy connections and prevent harm before it happens.”