Opinion
What White Marchers Mean for Black Lives Matter
As black activists burn out and move out, the number of white allies grows.
News
Delivery Drivers File Lawsuit Against Amazon for Labor Violations
Two Washington drivers allege that Jungle Trux and Amazon failed to pay overtime or grant them breaks.
News
Judge Delivers Crushing Blow to Inslee’s Clean Air Rule
It was the centerpiece of the governor’s crusade against climate change. Now it’s gone.
News
LGBTQ Seniors Seek Community in Capitol Hill
Community members shared their vision of the city’s first LGBTQ-affirming senior housing project at Tuesday’s workshop.
Film
Alexander Payne Delivers an Incredible Shrinking Film
With Downsizing, the director continues his exploration of humanity’s foibles in a very different filmic universe.
Film
‘Darkest Hour’ Aims for an Oscar, but Misses Badly
Gary Oldman and company don’t do the moment justice.
Film
The Highfalutin’ Fantasy of ‘Call Me by Your Name’
The latest from director James Ivory is a tad pretentious, very smart, and plenty beautiful.
Eat Drink Toke
A Year of Fads and New Fixtures in Seattle Dining
Neither money nor reputation guaranteed success in this frenzied year of dining evolution.
Eat Drink Toke
Remembering the American Mother Goddess of Medicinal Cannabis
Joanna McKee changed the conversation about marijuana.
News
Bothell Gets a Big Park, Cops Muck Up a Prostitution Bust, and Santas Take on Walmart
Plus, Auburn continues to widen its web.
Music
Your Guide to New Year’s Eve in Seattle
Fill your weekend with folly and frivolity and music for every taste as we ring in 2018.
News
Plans for New Community Village Give Filipino Seniors Renewed Hope
The city announced more than $100 million in investments for affordable housing units Monday.
News
Homeless Service Providers Refute City’s Reason for Budget Cuts
SHARE/WHEEL testified at City Hall that they had successfully transitioned clients into permanent housing.
News
Before Warren Moon, a History of Sexual Assault Allegations in Seattle Football
Following a report of misconduct, the Seahawks anouncer asked to be pulled off the air earlier this month.
News
Error With Recording Device Leads to Dismissal of 61 Cases From Prostitution Bust
One defendant’s attorney discovered the oversight.
News
After the City’s Oldest Grocery Store Closes, Customers Look Elsewhere for Food and Community
Georgetown’s Carleton Avenue Grocery closed on October 31, leaving the neighborhood with a deeper dearth of food options.
News
Police Found Gold Bars and Guns During Massive Marijuana Grow-Op Bust
They searched 10 King County locations during the investigation late last month. Sixty have been arrested so far.
News
Counties Fed Up With Unfunded Mandates May Sue the State
For example, no money has been provided to install, maintain and clear out required ballot boxes.
News
Homelessness Prevention Program Keeps 3,000 Housed
The initiative, which is funded by the Best Starts for Kids levy, is helping stabilize families at risk…
Eat Drink Toke
The Liquor Industry Make a Play for Legal Weed
The landscape of cannabis in North America is potentially about to experience a hostile takeover.