Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:

 

50 years ago, the Seattle Freeway Revolt kept the Central District from being ripped apart

Video shows ‘use of force’ arrest for fare enforcement issue aboard train in Capitol Hill Station — UPDATE

As man dies in Central District shooting, neighbors call for SPD to do more to quell spike in gun violence

 

Big, smoky fire scorches old Capitol Hill ‘dog lounge’ building

Grocer New Seasons coming to the Central District at 23rd and Union

Capitol Hill Community Post | Kaiser Permanente announces $400M plan to ‘renovate and redesign’ campus

 

Next for Melrose and Pine: Rapha Clubhouse Seattle

Garfield High football players plan to kneel for national anthem

Homelessness, addiction, two deaths, a father’s search: how the human remains in Interlaken Park were found

 

A freeway lid in push for Hill-friendly convention center expansion? Thinking too small — How about a 45-acre park along I-5?

SPD fires East Precinct cop in Capitol Hill ‘golf club’ arrest

 

Hot Cakes to open Capitol Hill ‘cakery’ where B&O Espresso once stood

Seattle’s new regulations leave space for densest microhousing to continue in Capitol Hill’s core

First look: Completing the overhaul of a Capitol Hill auto row building, Trove ‘fourplex’ debuts on E Pike

 

CHS Pics | Seattle’s first parklet under construction on Capitol Hill

Big Capitol Hill names behind Cone and Steiner grocery market project

 

SPD makes arrest in Yancy Noll killing — UPDATE

You can stop emailing us now — Details on The Hillside Bar

 

Most expensive Capitol Hill home sale ever? $11.2 million ‘mystery’ mansion hits market

City says signal light can’t help Capitol Hill intersection where yet another person hit

 

‘Biohazard’ house demolition begins on Belmont — UPDATE: More pics and video

Hill food and drink: Hawaiian coming to 10th Ave East, pork-belly waffle trend, Travelers thali told-you-so

Landlord lawsuit makes things look darker for Grey Gallery

 

Satellite Lounge evicted by landlord

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