Arts & Culture
Simon Hanselmann’s “One More Year” Is the Rare Shiny Repackage Actually Worth Your Time
Even with only 52 pages of new exclusive material, the latest Megg, Mogg & Owl collection is vital.
News
Man Killed By a King County Deputy Last Week Was Armed With a Pen
Initial reports said Tommy Le was carrying a knife.
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As Third Special Session Begins, Lawmakers Struggle Over Budget
Inslee says shutdown would be historic failure by lawmakers.
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Lawmakers Down to the Wire Twisting and Turning the McCleary Rubik’s Cube
Will they solve the puzzle in time?
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‘Murder is Murder’: Despite Reforms, Mourners Fear Justice Will Be Elusive for Charleena Lyles
Use of force reviews remain firmly under SPD control. That’s left families unsatisfied before.
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Reforms Should Have Prevented Charleena Lyles’ Death, But They Didn’t. Why?
And we must stay vigilant.
Arts & Culture
A Straight Man in Dire Straits Tries Drag in ACT’s ‘The Legend of Georgia McBride’
Two queens coach the clueless in this hilarious peek into an integral form of queer art-making.
Music
How Casey Carter Went From Selling Mix CDs to Building a Local Hip-Hop Media Empire
What started as a high school Myspace page has blossomed into a vital force in the Seattle scene.
Music
SassyBlack Swings Back
The R&B/soul singer flaunts a confident, sultry new sound on her new album.
Arts & Culture
An Elegant Utility’s Radical Interdependency
Through the poetry of common objects, Inye Wokoma reveals the webs of reliance under redlining.
News
With the State Budget at an Impasse, the Countdown to Shutdown Is On
If a budget isn’t signed by the end of July 1, state parks will close, critical social services…
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Jeff Sessions Is Coming for Medical Marijuana
The U.S. Attorney General appears to be convinced that the War on Drugs was a good thing, no…
News
Inside the Grassroots Effort to Give Renters More Political Power
An incremental approach to renters’ rights paid a dividend this week.
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Mayoral Candidates React to Police Killing of Young Mother
Candidates in the mayor’s race called for an independent investigation and further reforms.
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House, Senate Narrow Differences on Testing Requirements
A proposed compromise would provide a way for students who fail the English and math assessments to graduate.
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Is Biased Policing a Problem in North Seattle? A Survey Says No. Activists Say Obviously.
Seattle’s biggest debates over race and police have been playing out north of the Cut.
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After Killing, Family and Friends Mourn the Loss of Charleena Lyles
The mother of four was shot after she called police about a possible burglary.
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Nudies, Bikes, and Trump Return to Fremont
The annual Solstice Parade was in fine form this weekend.