While public support for same-sex marriage has reached all-time highs, the nation remains extremely divided as to whether gays should actually have sex with each… Continue reading
The days of being able to toss your half-eaten pizza and salad scraps into the garbage could soon be coming to an end. The Seattle… Continue reading
Better make sure your morning coffee has a lid on it. What with the burgeoning number of roadways afflicted with broken, rutted, and cracked pavement… Continue reading
Sen. Maria Cantwell today revealed plans to revoke the NFL’s tax-exempt status unless league owners step up and convince the Washington Redskins to change the… Continue reading
Usually we don’t do a whole lot of crime reporting on our Daily Weekly blog, but this one, well, it’s a doozy.A 53-year-old Gig Harbor… Continue reading
Better make sure your morning coffee has a lid on it. What with the burgeoning number of roadways afflicted with broken, rutted, and cracked pavement… Continue reading
Essayist Lance Morrow once wrote, “A snowstorm in mid-April is a kind of outrage. It is a minor perversion of nature. It makes hairline fractures… Continue reading
As we reported earlier this year, the beloved Streamline Tavern will be torn down in 2015 and replaced with a new building to house the… Continue reading
The possibility exists that two rival gun initiatives in Washington, diametrically opposed to the other, could both prevail in November and throw one heck of… Continue reading
Second Avenue has long been a Bermuda Triangle for Seattle cyclists. More than 60 crashes involving bicyclists have taken place on this busy downtown thoroughfare… Continue reading
Ever wonder how many free meals it takes to corrupt a legislator? It’s a question, among others, that the Washington Legislative Ethics Board pondered for… Continue reading
Think about it a minute, the question is fascinating: What would you like your fellow humans born hundreds of years in the future to know… Continue reading
On a cold gray afternoon, the first day of winter of 1989, we drove the final miles into Seattle from Los Angeles in a small… Continue reading
Few places are as unremarkable as Fife, this industrial burb scattered along Highway 99 east of Tacoma. If it weren’t for the Poodle Dog diner… Continue reading
Much like identifying good real estate, when it comes to inspired running, the key is often “location, location, location.” For decades the preferred route for… Continue reading
Kerry Park is a place that will make you proud you call Seattle home. It’s the ideal green chunk of landscape from which to gaze… Continue reading
The vibe is good in Seattle’s most urban neighborhood. Dynamic, creative, chaotic, the place is buzzing. Still the center of the city’s LGBT community, Capitol… Continue reading
The pace of Seattle’s transformation is mind-boggling. Seems the entire city has been turned into one massive construction zone. Everywhere, cranes color the skies: Amazon’s… Continue reading
Before there was a socialist in City Hall, there was Nick Licata. After 16 years on the City Council, this gentle, graceful man is the… Continue reading
Seattle City Council member Kshama Sawant met privately with embattled City Light Superintendent Jorge Carrasco two weeks ago and now plans to haul him before… Continue reading
