Seattle’s got a serious memory problem.
If ever we do choose a governor, his or her first priority ought to be systemic reform of state elections.
Slight seeing
The WTO is dead in the water, but don’t count it out just yet.
A girlhood spent on a polluted coast
Back in mid-Clintontime, it was the fervent hope of liberals, appalled by welfare reform, botched health care, and other ills,…
Greg Nickels has solidified power in the City Hall bureaucracy and among special interests. Now he wants to mold the City Council.
Truth Squad vows to take Sidran down.
As I-200’s John Carlson prepares to sue the Seattle School District over its integration policy, California courts may have doomed his efforts.
Click on a category or scroll down the page to read about this year’s winners for Seattle’s best arts and…
Are terrorists in our midst?
Scientists slam the Burke as they make their bid for Kennewick man’s bones.
The lieutenant governor’s adventures in ‘mission creep’ are costing us real money.
It’s the most remarkably effective political protest in memory. Three weeks ago, Cindy Sheehan was just another mourning mom who…
Institutions are institutions for a reason, dammit.
The number of Starbucks locations already visited by a 30-year-old Texas man intent on visiting every franchise location worldwide (there…
Governor Locke, there is a traffic emergency in Seattle. I suggest we immediately convene a regionwide summit to seek consensus…
Advocates and the City Council go head-to-head over tent cities.
Four legs, two boots, and many colors