Opinion
You Don’t Owe Them Anything
A corporate bedfellow pushes and pulls. Is it manipulation or investment? Does it matter?
Arts & Culture
Hari Kondabolu Plays the Neptune, Donald Byrd Takes on Tchaikovsky, and Annie Leibovitz Captures the Zeitgeist
The week’s best arts and entertainment.
News
State Representative Paul Graves Wants to Make the Legislature’s Records Public
The Fall City legislator aims to make all legislators subject to public records requests in 2018
News
Facing Cuts From City, Homeless Service Providers Request a Reprieve
Funding would be cut for at least 300 shelter beds in Seattle, as well as hygiene and support…
News
Mastermind of State’s Biggest Ponzi Scheme Escapes From Prison
Frederick Darren Berg had been indicted for fraud in 2012.
News
What Has Changed in the Year Since the Passage of Seattle’s Hotel Worker Law?
According to hotel housekeepers on the Westin’s night shift, not much.
News
Reports of Assault in the Air Could Be Taking Off
As Randi Zuckerberg accuses Alaska Airlines of inaction, one Seattleite collects accounts of a problem she expects to…
News
Activists and Politicians Rally for Stronger Tenant Protections
During the event, State Representative Nicole Macri announced that she will be introducing legislation to repeal a statewide…
Eat Drink Toke
Celebrating Five Years of Legal Weed in Washington State
A look back at a hazy half-decade.
Arts & Culture
A Musical Murder Mystery, a Gold Star Father, and a Charlie Brown Christmas
The week’s best arts and entertainment.
News
Durkan Announces End of Tenure for Police Chief O’Toole
Leadership at Seattle City Light is also on the way out.
News
Kent Adds ‘Chief’ to Robert E. Lee Police Building Name
In a ceremony last week, city officials left no doubt about who the building is named after.
News
Police Seize $80M Worth of Pot, Execute 50 Search Warrants, Several in King County
Forty-seven arrests were made in the suspected illegal marijuana grow-op run by Chinese nationals.
News
Justin Walsh Won a Local Election Talking About Affordable Housing; Then He Moved to a Cheaper Town
Now he can’t take his seat on the Issaquah City Council.
News
Seattle Parents Prepare for Future Bus Strikes
A local bus union is protesting inadequate health insurance and retirement plans, but Seattle parents are left scrambling…
News
Firearms Banned From State Senate Gallery During Sessions
You can still bring a gun to the House gallery, though.
News
Microsoft Announces Massive Expansion to Redmond Campus
The project will break ground in the fall of 2018 and take between five and seven years to…
News
Jenny Durkan Sworn in as Mayor of Seattle
The city’s first female mayor in over a century began her first shift on a citywide tour.
Opinion
Can Our Activists Get Some Love?
King County says protests had nothing to do with its new approach to juvenile detention. That’s hard to…