Don’t count the cross-Cascade fuel pipeline out just yet. Officials of the Olympic Pipe Line Company, which runs the north-south…
KATHY LEE’S NOT THE DARK SIDE?Having never been on a cruise, all I can envision is Kathy Lee belting out…
The politics of keeping a movement alive after the war.
How the discovery of a 9,000-year-old skeleton on the Columbia River may sink the land-bridge theory of North American settlement and has pitted science against Native American rights.
For those fighting gentrification downtown, enemies sometimes come disguised as friends.
Critics charge too little is known about the health effects of the tear gas and pepper spray used by Seattle police during the WTO demonstrations.
ENGLISH-ONLY LAWS in Alabama. Sound Transit trains in the Rainier Valley. Legally they’ve ended up in the same camp and…
Coming back around to vinyl for holiday music.
The Seattle World’s Fair of 1962 was the last fair to look into the future with a straight face. From…
Blame the Board Nice piece on Joel Horn [“Joel Horn’s Blank Check,” July 13]. I especially like his concept of…
The Sonics limp to season’s end and an uncertain future.
Dear margaret, (yes, I deliberately intended to spell your name without capital letters as I feel you do not deserve…
Neighbors of a proposed North Bend gravel mine, small victory in hand, still face a rocky struggle.
Editor’s note: The Weekly‘s April 1 cover story generated a huge response from around the world, spawning everything from interesting…
A McVeigh or a Jewell?
Perhaps with lies and delusions the Bush administration is looking for a mistrial.
The business lobby starts a street fight.
HELLCAB Hellcab is a collection of scenes from the life of a Chicago cab driver on one bitterly cold, 14-hour…
The biggest open-records penalty in state history isn’t big enough, a citizen tells the state Supreme Court.
Nine people are running for three Seattle School Board seats. Perhaps this new slate can help save public education.
