“We can’t focus on what happened. We need to be looking at what we need to do now.”
Trump’s ascension to the White House puts federal transportation funding at risk.
CoCA’s exhibition of the artist’s distorted faces and accompanying quotes invite deep thinking.
“Come Through, It’s Lit.”
We must fight Trump. But we must also fight the two-party system that delivered him to power.
Fudge it up at a chocolate festival, see 48 short films, celebrate menstruation (thrice!) and more.
Roll, read, repeat.
The Seattle restaurateur is settling into Vestal, and setting a fine example.
A few small-spend solutions that might just work.
With help from Sawant, Herbold has a plan to bond $29 million for low income housing.
On Saturday, comix and zine fans piled into Fisher Pavilion for the annual small press fest.
Koch Industries and other polluters are lobbying hard against I-732.
The artists at Glass Eye Studio find nothing morbid about their glass memorials.
Budget chair Tim Burgess says there’s broad support for the higher investor tax rate in council.
Many dispute the idea that race was a factor when a black administrator was put on leave.
Sub Pop is reissuing the influential early releases of a Seattle grunge-rock original.
The Tacoma rapper’s latest makes a case for the PNW’s inclusion in the West Coast rap canon.
Short Run comics goodness, see a Buddhist leader, dance to one of B.C.’s best producers, and more.
Last November the mayor promised extraordinary measures to fight homelessness. After 12 months of plans and battles, have we made any progress?
GIFs from Seattle anti-rape-culture group No Tolerance’s costumed concert at Southgate Roller Rink.
