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Democrats Turn Attention to 30-Round Magazines, Ghost Guns In 2019
Following gun control success on the November ballot, state Democrats are eyeing further regulation.
Music
All Star Opera Embarks on a World Tour of Seattle
The hip-hop/soul band’s second annual tour of the city’s venues with local artists raises money for homeless women…
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Climate Change Could Kill Salmon’s Sense of Smell
A report released by UW last month highlights further dangers higher CO2 levels pose to Coho salmon.
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It Looks A Lot Like Inslee Is Running For President
New statements and political fundraising from the Governor point towards a 2020 presidential bid.
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UW Fauntleroy Ferry Study Targets Performance Improvements
Short-term recommendations include improved staffing and technology to reduce bottlenecks.
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Substance Use Policy Revision Keeps Kids in Seattle Schools
Counseling and an individualized plans for students caught using drugs and alcohol has led to a decrease in…
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How Does The Texas ACA Ruling Affect Washington?
A ruling last week from a Texas judge striking down the ACA will likely be overturned.
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Seattle Weekly’s 2018 Year in Review
A collection of our favorite and most impactful stories from the past 12 months.
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The 9 Best Soups for Surviving Winter in Seattle
From pho to clam chowder, the Emerald City has you covered
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State Supreme Court Upholds Youth Jail Levy
The decision, issued Dec. 27, sided with King County and allows it to keep collecting revenue.
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Harborview Hall Homeless Shelter Launches On First Hill
The shelter has been in the works for two years as the building has been renovated.
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Vashon Island Seen as National Model for Disaster Readiness
The small island community relies on local volunteers and individual awareness to prepare for a major earthquake.
Arts & Culture
2018 Seattle Arts Highlights
Our arts writers reminisce about their favorite moments from the past year.
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King County Launches Text to 911 Service
The service will help the hearing impaired and those experiencing domestic violence.
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Puget Sound Prepares For The Big One
Three years after an alarming report made national headlines, locals are quietly preparing for disaster.
Music
Travis Thompson’s Ride From Burien to the “Corner Store” and Beyond
The local hip-hop up-and-comer and Macklemore protege readies to headline The Showbox.
News
Why Do Washington Voters Struggle With Climate Change Policies?
Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing
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Seattle Takes on Elder Abuse as Reported Cases Rise
Local agencies and geriatric care managers aim to increase public awareness about the epidemic.