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Reporter covering politics, courts and metro news at KUOW public radio in Seattle. Bookworm. Views my own.
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Seattle will turn on stadium-area cameras during World Cup after all, Mayor Wilson says

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By Stephen Howie, Amy Radil Verified
| KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA) Verified
After a briefing from Seattle Police and the FBI, Mayor Katie Wilson reversed course on surveillance cameras and agreed to turn them on in Seattle's stadium district when the FIFA World Cup kicks off this month. "The safety and security of residents, visitors, and fans is our highest priority, and I understand that many community members are deeply concerned about privacy, civil liberties, and the appropriate use of public safety technology.
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Street closures, SOAP laws. Can anything stop sex trafficking, gun violence on Seattle's Aurora Avenue?

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By Amy Radil Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Seattle's Aurora Avenue North, looking west onto North 102 Street, where neighbors put up homemade barriers in May 2026 to deter gun violence. The city replaced the DIY barriers with staggered barriers that allow vehicle access. KUOW Photo/Amy Radil Residents of North Seattle along Aurora Avenue are on edge. That’s after a recent surge of gun violence on a road that has been a longtime hotspot for human trafficking.
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Seattle City Council proposal would use street closures to curb gun violence

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By Amy Radil Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Seattle police respond to a shooting at an encampment near North 96th Street and Aurora Avenue North, Sunday evening, July 17, 2022. Seattle Police Department Next month the Seattle City Council could take up legislation to make street closures an official tool to prevent gun violence. This comes after residents near Aurora Avenue North created barriers to block vehicle access to their streets last week, in an attempt to keep drive-by shootings from flowing into their neighborhoods.
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