Seattle’s law could help other towns access IRS data on residents.
A new book tells the strange story of a group of Fort Lewis Army Rangers’ 2007 botched robbery.
The family says the results show a pattern of deception around what led to Le’s death.
The dominant legal opinion has long been on the side of opponents, but a state Supreme Court decision indicates that such conventional thinking is vulnerable.
In a bit of irony, efforts to block a union vote among Uber and Lyft drivers may ultimately help the Teamsters.
The Navy ship was attacked by Israeli forces in 1967. Those who served on it have been unsatisfied with the explanation why.
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New disclosure suggests yes.
Here is the difference between the Fremont landmark and the Confederate monument in Lake View Cemetery.
O’Brien says he’s not getting rid of parking laws; just allowing for flexibility.
Oliver needs to gain 1,000 votes on Moon to force a recount. That’s not going to happen.
Another suit brought Wednesday involves former attorney general Rob McKenna and two former state Supreme Court justices.
An Oliver victory will rely on an extremely strong showing with very few ballots.
A ruling that has put a Phinney project on ice could have wide repercussions.
Signature issues have caused about 2,000 ballots from Seattle voters to not be counted.
Cary Moon retains second-place position; Oliver running out of time to catch up.
A study this year will suss out the idea of creating a plan to compete with private insurers.
The study has been pushed as a counterweight to a more negative UW study.
The UW team studying the $15 minimum wage was supposed to transcend politics. Fat chance.
“There is no pain like losing a son. There is no pain like losing a piece of my heart.”
