The Seattle School District claims black ink is back. Inspired by a persnickety watchdog, we find that’s only sort of true.
No pressure here. Plugged into a live polygraph, Don Hennick listens to questions whose wrong answers could merely mean the…
An old news stand lives on, thanks to the Internet.
SHE’S 27 YEARS OLD, the grande dame of espionage. Highly decorated and purposely mysterious, the USS Parche, a 6,400-ton attack…
THE ONE UNDISPUTED FACT is that $76,000 in cash went through Millie Padua’s private bank accounts in three years. Prosecutors…
These candidates are going down fighting.
“Failure of bridge to collapse Looms,” is a memorable Seattle Post-Intelligencer headline, though it never ran in the P-I. It…
BACKWARDS LOUIE: walked everywhere backwards to fool people into thinking he was going the other way, not coming to borrow…
Monorail planners deny there are problems and defend costly, uninformative advertising.
At 9 a.m. sharp, they emerged from their chambers overlooking the snarled Seattle freeway. The ungodly, black-cloaked co-conspirators of the…
A millionaire bookie’s rise and fall: too much greed, too little paranoia.
Who knows what happened to the military machinery that Boeing’s merger partner McDonnell sold to China? Or even where it is?
Mayor Schell told Seattle to come downtown and shop during the WTO, but City Hall’s planning efforts suggest bureaucrats were headed for the bunker.
Odor in the court! Odor in the court! If you think something is wrong with our judicial system, it may be because you ran into one of these stinkers.
Thousands of Seattle Teamsters are voting in an ongoing power struggle that pits top-down traditionalists against union reformers.
Four Seattle police officers last year discharged or brandished firearms without sufficient cause. People could have been hurt or killed.
The recorded history of complaints against the Seattle Police Department.
IF ONE MAN’S terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter, Ahmed Ressam is now both. From interviews last week with FBI…
Port of Seattle officials soar high, golf far, and a “fiscal conservative” blazes the trail.
The stand-off at Ballard’s Fishermen’s Terminal grows more pitched.