Lauren Donovan

1 month ago | q13fox.com | Lauren Donovan

8 people arrested in Seattle City Hall protests | FOX 13 Seattle A group of evangelicals and conservatives rallied at Seattle City Hall on Tuesday in response to comments made by Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell following a anti-trans event held in the city's most prominent LGBTQ+ neighborhood and park over the weekend. By the end of the day, eight people were arrested as police investigate instances of alleged assault.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lauren Donovan

The BriefThe FBI is investigating Seattle's handling of violence at Cal Anderson Park, which Mayor Bruce Harrell called "politically motivated."Protests involving LGBTQ and evangelical groups have sparked controversy, with both sides accusing the city of failing to protect their rights.

1 month ago | fox13seattle.com | Lauren Donovan

The FBI is now scrutinizing Seattle’s handling of last weekend’s violence at Cal Anderson Park, prompting a sharp rebuttal from Mayor Bruce Harrell, who dismissed the bureau’s public statement as politically charged. As the dust settles from the "Rattle in Seattle" rally on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday, Harrell remains under fire from both LGBTQ advocates and evangelical groups — each accusing the city of failing to protect their rights during a series of chaotic protests.

1 month ago | q13fox.com | Lauren Donovan |AJ Janavel

By FOX 13 Seattle Digital Team , Lauren Donovan and AJ Janavel Published  May 27, 2025 1:56pm PDT SEATTLE - A group of evangelicals and conservatives plan to rally at Seattle City Hall on Tuesday afternoon in response to comments made by Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell. The "Rattle in Seattle" demonstration is scheduled for 5 p.m. on the 4th Avenue steps of City Hall in downtown Seattle with counterprotestors announcing they will be there as well.

1 month ago | fox13seattle.com | Lauren Donovan

A tree-sitter who has suspended themselves more than 80 feet above the forest floor in the Elwha River watershed remains perched in protest after a Clallam County judge declined to issue an injunction halting a controversial timber sale. The protestor, whose identity has not been confirmed, has occupied the treetop for more than two weeks in a bid to stop the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) from logging part of a 314-acre section of state-managed forestland.