A 4-year-old is dead, and the doctor who erred is still allowed to practice. No wonder liability insurance is driving up health care costs.
QUEEN ANNE Liquid Lounge Experience Music Project, 325 Fifth N, 770-2777 Fri-Sat 11am-2am, Sun-Thu 11am-midnight Bar snacks only (lunch/dinner menu…
M’s history: not exactly the stuff of which dynasties are made.
You go, white girls
Remember the “Vietnam Syndrome”? If the term sounds to a later generation like some sort of disease, it’s because wanting…
It was the evening of Sept. 13, 2001, two days after the terrorist attacks. Jordanian immigrant ISSA QANDEEL was leaving…
I’d rather shovel dog food into bags than work at a dot-com again.
HE’S SICK. Now that every major media player in the country has expressed its pious outrage over Dan Savage’s caucus…
An annual farewell to folks who helped shape life in our neck of the woods before they left us.
Road builders pour money into anti-transit Initiative 745.
Bill Gates’ alma mater, Lakeside School, stumbles on the way to reinventing itself in the name of diversity.
[The Pet Lady has received lots of nice follow-up letters from readers recently, and she shouts from the divan (spilling…
UP TO 30 ACTIVISTS crowded into and briefly occupied Sen. Maria Cantwell’s Seattle office last week to protest her votes…
Hemmed in by geography, greenbelts, and growth caps, Seattleites are growing accustomed to living with less spaceand finding it’s not…
Sailor faces 300 years in prison on charges of sabotaging a nuclear submarine.
What’s in a nameplate?
In Ballard, a new branch Seattle Public Library is a showcase of eco-efficient architecture.
Aggrieved ‘knuckle-draggers’ and newsroom ‘elitists’ tear Seattle’s Newspaper Guild apart.
