David Boardman

Fall Arts 2011 Calendar

David Boardman: Seattle Times Executive Editor and Karaoke Master?

​We have it on good authority that Seattle Times Executive Editor David Boardman was at a bar called Recessions in downtown Washington, D.C., on Friday night, where he delivered what's being described as a "pretty awesome" karaoke rendition of Bob Marley's iconic track "No Woman, No Cry." Sea ... More >>

4 Police Officers Shot Dead in Lakewood Area

Ed Troyer talks to media near crime scene​UPDATE: Find out why a KOMO News reporter talked to Clemmons last year for a story - as did a KING reporter. His family also admits to helping him escape to Seattle yesterday, saying he has a bullet wound in his stomach; and Leschi residents will be gi ... More >>

A Different P-I

It's a bad news week when a TV report is first to say you're out of your newspaper job - and worse, when your own editor refuses to comment. Thus it doesn't look good for the future of the P-I. Just a few weeks ago the two Daves - editors from the P-I (David McCumber) and Times (David Boardman) - we ... More >>

Hey, Baby, What’s Your Story?

An ace Times reporter, his wife, a strip-club bust, and a question of conflict.

The Times, Colacurcio, and a Question of Conflict

An ace Times reporter, his wife, a strip-club bust, and a question of conflict.

Hempfest Sues the City

Plus: the inheritance tax, the new New York Times guy, and changes at The Seattle Times.

Changes at the Times

Plus: the inheritance tax, the new New York Times guy, and changes at The Seattle Times.

Boeing Busts An Accused Leaker

Also: 10-alarm fire-levy spending, and Tent City 4 is evicted.

The Shield Bill's Demise

The media lose what seemed to be a sure thing.

The Bad-News Beards

The media lose what seemed to be a sure thing.

Media

The media lose what seemed to be a sure thing.

Godden vs. Nicastro

Longtime Seattle newspaper columnist files for City Council race.

Changing Times

'Tough guy' managing editor Alex MacLeod calls it quits.

Draining Times

After the strike, many top reporters have left The Seattle Times.