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Cliffhanger Ahead in 8th Congressional District
Polls show Kim Schrier and Dino Rossi in close race for open Congress seat
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Seahawks Legend Steve Largent: ‘Football Was a Life-Saving Event’
Q&A with the Hall of Fame wide receiver
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The Silver Lining of Cumulus’ Clouds
The Seattle indie pop act returns with the bittersweet tunes of ‘Comfort World.’
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Report Reveals Inequities of Climate Change in Washington
The poor and communities of color are affected the worst, according to a UW study.
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Kirkland Man Creates 48-Hour Long Concept Album
Greg McClellan finishes what may be the world’s longest album in dedication to his lifelong friend.
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King County Courthouse Reopened After Closure Due To Broken Water Pipe
The crucial county government building in downtown Seattle was emptied of personnel and shuttered.
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King County’s Safeco Funding Package Might Go to Referendum Vote
The initiative, filed by a group called “Citizens Against Sports Stadium Subsidies,” could put the $135 million spending…
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What’s Old Is New Again for Capitol Hill Art Walk
With reopening galleries joining the old stalwarts, neighborhood’s visual art scene is entering a fresh, thriving era.
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Adieu Already for Ludovic Morlot
The Seattle Symphony’s conductor looks ahead at his final season in charge.
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On the Boards and Velocity Dance Center’s New Performative Horizons
The local arts institutions continue to push creative bounds under changing leadership.
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Locked Up and Poor
King County and Seattle courts use money bail to incarcerate defendants before trial. Should the system be reformed?
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New Report Details Seattle’s Eviction Trends
Analysis of 2017 county records and interviews show that nearly 90 percent of evicted tenants experienced homelessness
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Daron Morris Suspends Campaign for King County Prosecutor
After running as a reformer, medical issues are preventing Morris from finishing the race.
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Smith vs. Smith: Two Democrats Clash in 9th Congressional District Forum
Democratic socialist Sarah Smith seeks ‘bold new progressive vision’ in bid to replace incumbent Adam Smith.
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Teen Immigrants in Washington Programs Claim Sexual Assault and Rape
Police reports from federally-funded facilities in Renton and Fife call the minors’ safety into question.
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Musicians Rally for a Free #SaveTheShowbox Concert at City Hall
The event corresponds with the City’s public land use hearing regarding expanding the Pike Place Market Historic District.
Arts & Culture
A New Chapter For Hugo House
After two nomadic years, the nonprofit Seattle writing center is ready to open its new, expanded home.
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It’s Official: Safeco Field Will Get $135 Million in Taxpayer Funds
Critical King County Councilmembers call plan “a fleecing” and “irresponsible.”