Police Say They Accused the Wrong May Day Protester of Throwing a Molotov Cocktail: Charges against 23-year-old Wesley Nielsen were dismissed. “What drew my attention to Wesley was the fact that he was tall (and) his hair was up on top of his head in a ‘man bun’ type hair style,” the police report said. Now police are looking for another person with a man bun.

Seattle's Women City Council Members Slayed on Samantha Bee Last Night: "As a fellow stupid bitch, I salute you!" Bee told council members Debora Juarez, Lorena González, Lisa Herbold, Kshama Sawant, and Sally Bagshaw. The council's women majority received a barrage of misogynist social media garbage after voting against a street vacation that would have allowed billionaire Chris Hansen to build a basketball arena in SODO. Bee honored the council members by creating her own team for them: the Seattle Seawards.

Seattle Officials Will Announce Jungle "Action Plan" Today: The city, as well as the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), will outline the plan at 10 a.m. The Jungle, a stretch of homeless encampments under I-5, drew media attention after a shooting that killed two people earlier this year. One of the options WSDOT has considered is building a giant fence around the encampment to keep people out.

P.S. Have You Been Listening to These Dispatches from Inside the Jungle? KUOW has been publishing audio diaries of people who live in the Jungle. This week, they published a story from married couple Carmen and Robert Patterson.

China's Biggest Residential Developer Will Build 43-Story Tower Near Space Needle: The building would feature 400 apartments, and developers want to start construction in 2017.

A BNSF Whistleblower Trial Begins This Week: Former BNSF conductor Curtis Rookaird says he was illegally fired after expressing safety concerns to higher ups. "Rookaird’s attorneys, in their trial brief, say he was fired in the aftermath of a Feb. 23, 2010, incident at a BNSF depot in Whatcom County," Hal Bernton reports. "On that day, Rookaird conducted an air-brake test of some 40 railroad cars over the objections of a supervisor who wanted him to skip that step to speed up service. He then reported what happened to the Federal Railroad Administration as well as other safety concerns."

Two Female University of Washington Students Say a Man Posing as Campus Police Lured Them Out of Their Rooms: "A woman told police that an unknown man woke her early Monday morning and stated she needed to go with him," MyNorthwest.com reports. "The suspect, posing as security, took the woman to a public area in her residence hall." University police have not yet found the suspect.

The Seattle Times Let Trump's Washington Campaign Directors Publish a Piece on Why They Support a Pickled Troll Doll Loved by White Nationalists: State senators Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale) and Don Benton (R-Vancouver) conveniently do not mention Trump's proposed policies of banning Muslims from entering the United States and deporting 11.3 million people.

Seattle Teacher Shana Brown Has Been Invited to the White House: Brown, who we profiled last year, is being honored for developing Washington State's "Since Time Immemorial" Native history and culture curriculum.

Oregon's Volcanic Mount Hood Experiences 40 Earthquakes in 18 Hours: Seismologist Alicia Hovotec-Ellis says the swarm of earthquakes is probably not a warning sign of an eruption, but has to do with the movement of "water through rock."

Construction Unions Threaten to Boycott California Billionaire Tom Steyer's Effort to Fight Donald Trump: "The building-trades unions view Mr. Steyer’s environmental agenda as a threat to the jobs that can be created through infrastructure projects like new gas pipelines," the New York Times reports.

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