The shady dealings that put your tasty brew on tap.
The iconic brand hasn’t been locally owned for decades. But that doesn’t mean we don’t still love it as our own.
A state investigation found the King of Beers skirting the rules to elbow into Seattle’s famous beer scene.
He’s not voting for the presumptive nominee from his party, but that doesn’t mean he’s running against him either.
A large coalition of Washington businesses have filed an amicus brief to theWashington Supreme Court urging justices to uphold a law that bars businesses from discriminating against people basedon their sexual orientation.
Some people are concerned about the cluster of recreational marijuana stores in the diverse neighborhoods of Skyway and White Center.
On the banks of the Duwamish River river today, Mayor Ed Murray and a cadre of environmental and immigrant advocates released an ambitious plan to give Seattle’s ethnic minorities a more prominent place at the table when it comes to combatting pollution in the Emerald City.
KING5 meteorologist Jeff Renner looks back on 30-plus years of telling Seattle it’s going to rain.
Fool me once …
“If those bad practices are in fact in Seattle, we as well would like to know about them, because we don’t know if they exist,” said Pamela Hinckley of Tom Douglas Restaurants—after saying to the Council that the company’s scheduling policies vary from restaurant to restaurant, and that some company employees receive one week’s notice of their schedules.
While each regulation carries its own nuances that should not be overlooked, as a whole these laws have sent a clear and important message to those on the lowest rungs of our economic ladder: You matter.
Seventy-five years ago, the folk icon arrived in the Pacific Northwest to write songs for a progressive cause. The progress faltered, but the songs remain.
Tarah Wheeler Van Vlack is committed to making women’s contributions to tech show where it counts: the paycheck.
A win in Washington state may expose a paradoxical fact of the capital-S Socialism that Bernie Sanders preaches—that his success is a phenomenon driven by a demographic that is doing quite well for itself in the capitalist system.
With Seattle showing Bernie Sanders the same love it’s shown its socialist city councilmember, we rang her up to get her take on what his success forebodes for the workers of the world.
The Weekly missed the point of our fight against City Light CEO Larry Weis.
Anne Hirsch, Seattle midwife and a member of the Uhuru Solidarity Movement, talks to Seattle Weekly about why white people need to get vocal about reparations.
Seattle’s homeless crisis took a dramatic turn Friday morning as police cleared the former Nickelsville encampment site on Dearborn.
With the Seahawks out of the playoffs, it’s time to look forward to baseball season. And, hark, there’s already a…
Eugene Wasserman does not fit the mold of your typical Seattle urbanist. Far, far, far from it. As president of…
