Husky football coach Tyrone Willingham keeps press and public at arm's length—which might be the best thing for his embattled program.
The secret life of Seattle's most famous Star Wars enthusiast
A trip inside Eastlake's much-ballyhooed drunk residence.
The state yanks medical licenses in a cult case.
A new allegation surfaces in the already strange story of the New Gnostic Church.
This annual marijuana-law-reform rally, now in its 13th year, is about more than just going to the park and getting stoned with 175,000 of your… Continue reading
The Seattle Times wins a battle in court, but its war with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer will continue.
On a video about clairvoyance, a King County cop invokes his status as a sworn officer.
Police and prosecutors are seeking to keep secret data showing racial disparity in Seattle drug arrests.
Creating permanent housing for all of King County's homeless is one big challenge. Helping people learn to survive on their own is another.
After a near-death experience, Alejandro Escovedo returns, cleaner than ever and just as hungry.
Although Sue Rahr is in the spotlight, all three candidates have explaining to do.
They vandalize, they're disruptive, and they intimidate. But are animal-rights activists practicing terrorism?
As baristas seek to organize, the feds cite Starbucks.
Bush and Dean come to the Northwest, and the passion is palpable.
Again, state cuts threaten King County services for indigent mentally ill people.
While Catholic priests who abuse children get all the headlines, 22,000 have quietly left the active clergy to get married. The church wants nothing to do with them.
