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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.
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The Four Day Fix to King County’s Public Health Woes
Through Sunday, thousands will get free healthcare at Key Arena. What about the rest of the year?
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An Apology and a Promise
In this week’s cover story, we invoked the Trail of Tears. We had no business doing that.
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Bernie Supporters: If We Write Him In, There’s Still a Chance
Washington is among ten states with no registration required for write-in candidates.
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4,000 King County Residents Will Get Free Health Care Today Through Sunday
Even after Obamacare, local demand for affordable healthcare remains unsated.
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Confident of Victory, Inslee Super PAC Is Focusing On Other Races
The decision by Our Washington to pull its cash out of the governor’s race pretty clearly indicates its…
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Activists Stage Slow March for Fast Public Internet at City Hall
Kshama Sawant and Rob Johnson are trying to breathe new life into muni-broadband.
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From Capitalism to Condos: What We’re Afraid of This Halloween
Who said the only thing to fear is fear itself?
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Bars, Tribes and Writers Band Together to Save Seattle’s Favorite Places
A modest budget proposal would get the ball rolling on a program to save legacy businesses.
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Think Clowns Are Creepy? Get Over It and Learn to Love the Art
Doctor Hamsterfuzz explains the power of the art.
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The South Seattle Neighborhood That Sound Transit Forgot
The on-again, off-again history of the Graham Street light-rail station and the people who are still fighting for…
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The Candidates Whose Funders Oppose a Higher Minimum Wage
Union-backed Working Washington has a new website that follows the money trails of I-1433 opponents.