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Listen to the Consider This podcast from NPR. Hey, good morning. It's Paige Browning. It's Thursday. This is Seattle now.

City planners want Seattle to become a 15-minute city where you can walk to everything you need in your neighborhood.

Well, now there's a new interactive map that can tell you just how walkable your neighborhood is,

and we'll take you to a walkable slice of Seattle that might surprise you, but first, let's get you caught up.

Boeing's decision to move its headquarters away from Seattle back in 2001 was one factor that led to the safety crisis at the company today.

That is according to expert testimony during Senate hearings on Boeing this week.

In a statement, Boeing said it's taking feedback from the panel to heart.

Senators plan to call Boeing in to testify in upcoming hearings.

King County has announced it's awarding $2 million in grants to help alleviate the refugee housing crisis in Tequila.illa for months hundreds of people have been living outdoors in a tent

encampment on a church's property others have been temporarily housed in hotels

the money will go to nonprofits who are giving legal and housing help and a

University of Washington football player is due in court this morning for

allegedly raping two women last fall. Tylin Tybo Rogers is an 18-year-old running back with

UW. His attorney says he's innocent. He's been suspended from team activities until further notice.

That's it for now. Come back tonight for evening headlines.

How would you like to live a 15-minute walk from all the things you need?

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