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

 

Seattle ‘Defiant Walk of Resistance’ protest planned over George Floyd killing — UPDATE: Friday night protest: Smashed glass at Amazon grocery and Ferrari dealership, seven arrests

‘Thousands’ march across Capitol Hill blocked from downtown in third night of Seattle protests — UPDATE: Rally in Westlake

Seattle under curfew again as fourth night of protests planned — UPDATE: Tear gas and flash grenades at Capitol Hill’s East Precinct

COVID-19 updates: King County applies for Phase 1.5, protest outbreak concerns, and why case count jumped Saturday

 

First look: Life on Mars lands on Capitol Hill

Pics from the crowd: Capitol Hill selfies and lines at Glossier Seattle

East Precinct cop in Central District AutoZone ‘I got a little disrespected earlier today’ office chair incident won’t be fired

 

SWAT standoff blocks off area around E Howell — UPDATE: Suspect taken into custody

City clears way for start of construction on Capitol Hill Station development project — UPDATE: Groundbreaking June 19th

With Seattle City Hall flag raising, new stripes for Pride in 2018

 

Rain City Fit will bring former home of Crypt kink shop back to life with new gym

 

Producers of The Real World have staked out a set on Capitol Hill

Police investigate 27th Ave shooting — UPDATE

Blotter | Two found dead in apparent double overdose inside 12th Ave apartment

This design agency is renting out its Capitol Hill office to The Real World

 

Capitol Hill streetcar update: 2011 construction start, changes for Broadway drivers

SPD: Man found in Pike crosswalk was drunk, pushing pedestrians before knockout

Two Capitol Hill deaths linked to possible Fentanyl-laced cocaine overdoses — UPDATE

Capitol Hill’s off-leash dog park steward needs your help with summer concert series

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