News Features
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Timothy Ray Brown, the first man cured of HIV, is desperate for coffee. Thin, dark-haired and somewhat disoriented, he’s standing in the lobby of the … More »
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Among the small army of campaign operatives, consultants and policy advocates that has attached itself to the fate of leading mayoral candidate Ed Murray, nearly … More »
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Between a front-page Seattle Times piece today and a scheduled rally today featuring put-out taxi cab drivers, it seems Seattle’s love affair with ride-share apps … More »
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Adding to the legal entanglements Washington's beefed up Border Patrol forces have spurred, a Seattle civil rights group is now complaining that some of the … More »
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According to Visit Seattle – a private, nonprofit marketing organization that sells Seattle and King County as a destination for travelers and large-scale conventions – … More »
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It was a fruitful month for City Council member Bruce Harrell as the man who has memorized every line from The Godfather managed to haul … More »
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As part of this week’s Summer Guide, we looked at the first six months of same-sex marriage in Washington state. We wanted to know how … More »
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Last week, the doc Terms and Conditions May Apply was shown at SIFF, making the case that insidious information technology has rendered privacy dead. And … More »
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A little more than a decade ago, the Washington state ferry system spent 12 percent of its operating budget on fuel. In July, that figure … More »
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Seattle City Councilmember Bruce Harrell’s innocuously titled “Jobs Assistance Legislation” - which was passed, after a bit of haggling, by Harrell’s Public Safety, Civil Rights … More »
