The Seattle nonprofit is a plaintiff in one of two new lawsuits against the ban.
Funding will come from somewhere in Seattle’s existing budget, Durkan says.
That means the city can move forward with implementing the law. For now.
The home of the Kent Police Department isn’t named after the Confederate general, but the former police chief that the building is dedicated to was.
Despite objections from 53 Democratic members of Congress.
The same company that released thousands of non-native fish into Puget Sound wants to expand its operations.
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Ticket sales for the fundraiser initially lagged due to displeasure from Clinton supporters.
Scenes from a solar eclipse.
The Seattle councilmember wants the Amazon boss to help his contract-workers unionize.
Local brewers say the process is too expensive and margins too small to make craft non-alcoholic beer worth it.
What’s better than ice cream on a hot summer day? Weed-infused ice cream on a hot summer day.
Lily Myers’ YA novel ‘This Impossible Light’ examines one young woman’s eating disorder through verse.
On You Can Call Me Papa, the electronic artist delves into dreams, fate, and femininity.
The stylish new film follows a bank robber’s feverish series of close calls.
Tatiana Garmendia’s exhibition ponders the city’s complex relationship to those without shelter.
People keep bringing cars to Seattle. But that doesn’t mean we should accommodate them.
To meet Jenny Durkan’s institutional support, Moon must woo the young leftists she just beat.
Officers Scott Miller and Michael Spaulding say the fiery socialist defamed their reputations.
The House Speaker believes Republican plan to slash taxes for businesses will help spur growth. Governor Inslee and machinists union leadership have a different take.
