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Inside the Huddle
An obstructed view of public partner Paul Allen's Seahawks Stadium finances.
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Life in a tarp town
On Beacon Hill, the homeless encampment struggles on—and racks up big city fines.
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News Clips— Author gets last word
KEN KESEY seemed prepared. The author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest had donned cap and gown,…
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When Pork Flies
With help from friends, Boeing continues to push the envelope of taxpayer largesse.
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Brain Damage
The billing scandal at UW Medical is far from over, and the penalties could be in the tens…
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Epilogue to a Tragedy
There are lots of symptoms of disaffection but no apparent tipping point in Kyle Huff's Capitol Hill massacre.
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Georgetown’s line
HERE THE NEWS had seemed so good. The underground chemical flow was being monitored, the government handed out…
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The cost of pain
A landmark court decision holds government liable for the rape of a young girl.
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Six of Their Own
Washington state's toll after the Mosul suicide bombing, which killed six from Fort Lewis, is 80 dead.
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When Attorneys Attack
Another Seattle nightclub owner dodges bullets—and then the crossfire of rival gangs of lawyers.
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The Preston Gates Mates
The venerable Seattle law firm launched key players in the Tom DeLay scandal.
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Cruel and Unusual Therapy
Chronic neglect and abuse of the mentally ill continues at Western State Hospital.
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Black and White in Grays Harbor County
In an otherwise-colorful timber town, Angela Walker and her family are taking a stand against racism.
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Documents diver
“HOW DO YOU win and still lose?” Armen Yousoufian says. “Ask me.” He sits with his attorney in…
