As part of the Be Flood Ready campaign, all King County residents are eligible for free sandbag materials to help protect ...

“I think the computers have complicated lives very greatly. The whole, you know, age of computer, has made it where nobody knows exactly what’s going on.” —Donald Trump, Dec. 29, 2016 The night of ...

No collection of characteristics can be melded to truly define what makes a bar a dive. Some have vomit-caked toilet seats in the bathroom; others have cracked vinyl booths in the barroom. Some have ...

For residents of the Pacific Northwest, January 2024 might be memorable because of the winter storm that brought ice and severe cold to the region, leading to major power outages. It might be ...

Danni Askini slept on the floor of a Stockholm apartment during her first four weeks of exile from Seattle. Sweden’s summer sunlight cast an unwaning glow on boxes strewn about the spacious rooms, ...

Some folks have family meetings to air their grievances. In Courtney Love’s go-nuclear family, they write books instead, or communicate via courtrooms. Courtney has mouthed off about her parents for ...

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Rave all you want about Rover’s, Lampreia, and Harvest Vine. What really defines a city’s food scene is not its four-star restaurants but its most plebeian cuisine—the glorified street fare that no ...

And as my own voice joined the chorus of hundreds of other marchers, one next to me gave a heavy sigh. “You can’t go anywhere in Seattle without white people,” it said. “Seriously, why are all these ...

A prominent skeptic of mainstream climate science today provided an unusually lengthy testimony before a Washington Senate committee at the invitation of Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale. In his ...

It’s a Thursday afternoon in Seattle and I’m in the driver’s seat. It’s 4:45 p.m. and I am gripping the wheel of an old first-generation Prius, sweating and panicking, cursing a lot, and completely ...