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How to Bring the Country Back Together … With Selfies
Reunite U.S. aims to get opposition leaders to sit, chat, and snap.
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8 Little Fixes in the City Budget That Can Make a Big Difference
A few small-spend solutions that might just work.
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Did a Divided Left Really Kill Our Nation’s First Carbon Tax?
The results of I-732 point to steep opposition, even from within.
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Election 2016 Live Blog
Follow along with our reporters, editors and photographers as they track local, state and national election results.
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A Council Majority Supports Spending Some North Precinct Money on Affordable Housing
With help from Sawant, Herbold has a plan to bond $29 million for low income housing.
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Feeling Gross This Election? Churches Offering Healing Vigils
The election vigils are a first for many churches.
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Uber, Google, Want to Help You Vote
Uber riders will get notices reminding them to vote and offering them rides to the nearest ballot drop…
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Harm Reduction Advocates Are Now Giving Out Snort Kits
“You start talking about snorting kits and people chuckle and laugh, like, ‘Oh, you can’t find a fucking…
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Cafe Racer Says It’s On Its Last Legs, Needs Financial Support
The cafe blames heavy street construction on declining revenue.
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Muslim Community Members, Syrian Refugees to Give Out Supplies to Homeless
“These folks know what it means to suffer and they really want to give back.”
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Legacy Business Effort Jumps First Hurdle in City Budget Wrangling
A measure to put $100,000 toward a study of the issue was included in Tim Burgess’ package of…
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Ash to Glass: Ballard Studio Turns Cremated Remains Into Art
The artists at Glass Eye Studio find nothing morbid about their glass memorials.
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Sawant Wants to Pull $2 Million in Tax Breaks from Investors
Budget chair Tim Burgess says there’s broad support for the higher investor tax rate in council.
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Parents and Teachers: South Seattle Principal’s Suspension Is Not About Race
Many dispute the idea that race was a factor when a black administrator was put on leave.
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What an Obama DOJ Gave Us, and What a Trump DOJ Could Take Away
The prospect of an Attorney General Jeff Sessions poses particular risks to Seattle.
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A Year of Emergency
Last November the mayor promised extraordinary measures to fight homelessness. After 12 months of plans and battles, have…
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Parents Protest Suspension of South Seattle Principal, Considered an Advocate of Racial Equity
Dr. Andrea Drake was put on a leave of absence last week with classes in full swing.
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Once a Liberal Darling, Bev Harris Still Thinks the Elections Are Rigged
The King County resident says Trump’s criticisms are “inevitable” given the lack of transparency in ballot counting.
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We’ve Just Declared ‘Open Season’ On Public Lands
With the Bundys’ acquittal, it’s time for nature lovers to fight for what’s theirs.