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Murray Threatened to Pull Police Over Jungle Policy, Text Messages Show

Published 11:20am Tuesday, June 7, 2016

“We are losing the ability to control our streets,” warned the Mayor.

Does ShotSpotter Reduce Crime? Police Are Wondering the Same Thing

Published 11:00am Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Officials acknowledge that gunshot detection technology may not be a salve to Seattle’s gun violence, but argue it’s worth testing out.

Council Bans Rent Increases In Sub-Code Apartments

Published 9:25pm Monday, June 6, 2016

“WHEREAS, Seattle’s housing stock includes…mice and cockroaches, open cracks or holes in the interior, exposed wiring, and other deficiencies…”

Seattle Council Considers Anti-Upskirt Voyeur Legislation

Published 4:37pm Monday, June 6, 2016

It’s the latest development in an 18 year story.

Seattle Inches Closer to Secure Scheduling Rules

Published 4:55pm Friday, June 3, 2016

But a former Starbucks exec suggests the policy would ‘penalize businesses for being in business.’

Oil Train Crashes and Catches Fire in Oregon (and Thankfully Not Downtown Seattle)

Published 2:30pm Friday, June 3, 2016

The derailment prompted evacuations along the Columbia River Gorge. It’s also sure to prompt a new round of debates over the safety of oil trains. ... Read more

With ‘Stick Fly,’ Intiman Stages a Powerful Start to a Festival Devoted to Black Women

Published 2:00pm Friday, June 3, 2016

In Lydia R. Diamond’s comedic drama about one well-to-do family in crisis, neither wealth nor education can stave off the devastating effects of racism.

Do We Need Airbnb Regs? And Will They Even Work if We Have Them?

Published 9:00am Friday, June 3, 2016

Some experts are dubious of claims that Airbnb is driving up rent in Seattle.

Light Rail Is Coming to North Seattle

Published 2:50pm Thursday, June 2, 2016

‘Look north!’ says the councilmember who made it happen.

Ecology Releases Second Draft of Proposed Carbon Rule — and the Kids Aren’t Pleased

Published 11:45am Thursday, June 2, 2016

“We are extremely disappointed,” said attorney Andrea Rodgers.

How Our Child-Welfare System Is Fostering the Homelessness Crisis

Published 10:30am Thursday, June 2, 2016

A recent study shows just more than 50 percent of homeless youth in Seattle have a history of foster care. Now efforts are afoot to ... Read more

The Elverum Family Seeking Donations After Inoperable Cancer Diagnosis

Published 1:30am Thursday, June 2, 2016

Geneviève Elverum, Anacortes musician, comic artist, new mom, and wife of Phil Elverum, needs help funding treatment for stage four pancreatic cancer.