Less than a month after I-124 became law, three hospitality associations sued the City of Seattle.
The Year in Review
Trump vs. Seattle! New vs. Old! Murray vs. ???
This time, Governor Inslee and the state of Washington will be named as defendants.
Five activists now face steep felony charges for temporarily closing five pipelines in four states.
“Kids save the future!” says nine-year-old Theo Faloona.
Allegations of rape will get you an audience with the King County Prosecutor’s office. But justice is more elusive.
Nasro Hassan and her mother, Dahabo, speak about the assault on November 15.
“We really want to make sure this is taken seriously.”
The police violence last Sunday was unexpected and unwarranted, according to a Seattle physician on the scene.
Enduring mansplaining and misogyny in the arcades.
Many climate activists in Washington already face criminal charges — including felonies.
“They look at me with teary eyes full of fear and simply ask, ‘How did this happen?’”
“We can’t focus on what happened. We need to be looking at what we need to do now.”
Many dispute the idea that race was a factor when a black administrator was put on leave.
Dr. Andrea Drake was put on a leave of absence last week with classes in full swing.
Washington is among ten states with no registration required for write-in candidates.
The film trains its eye, and therefore rests its case, again and again, on stark juxtapositions.
A community-led air quality project is “one of many first steps” to fight industrial pollution.
Bennett to students: “I’m only going to be an NFL player for a short time…I’m always gonna be a black man.”
The Transit Question
ST3 is a massive plan, so there is a lot to love – and not love – about it. Meet the constituencies that have come out for and against the mass transit plan
