AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGun Violence & City Budget: Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson unveiled a new gun-violence plan that folds enforcement, 911 response, youth programs, and mental health services into one coordinated strategy, including shifting $5 million in community violence intervention contracts to a new public-safety command structure. Homelessness Update: Wilson also walked back her earlier promise of indoor shelter for all, citing a $175M deficit and setting a two-year starting target of 960 new beds. Immigration Legal Fight: Zohran Mamdani and other mayors sued the Trump administration over a public-charge rule that could block green cards and visas for people using public benefits; Seattle and King County are among the plaintiffs. Public Safety on the Roads: WSDOT warned of overnight I-5 lane closures between Woodland and Ridgefield for concrete panel work, plus a Lakewood SR 512 ramp closure for merge-lane expansion. Sports—WSU Struggles: Kansas State routed Washington State 34-7, with WSU’s offense again stalling and the Cougars dropping to 0-2. Local Crime: A 58-year-old Pierce County man was arrested after a granddaughter’s shouts helped foil a jewelry heist, with stolen items found in his bag. Health & Food Recall: Washington and Florida agriculture agencies flagged possible Listeria contamination in recalled bettergoods frozen lemon alfredo fettuccine sold at Walmart.
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