A new Israeli film examines the perils of devotion.
Earshot headliner Shorter heads another sterling lineup.
King County says its growth management techniques are not subject to question.
When you need someone to take a stand against the city establishment, Lake City’s Fred Bucke is your man.
How does pot work?
Anthony Whitfield was recently convicted in Olympia in one of the nation’s worst HIV assault cases. But his prosecution raises serious questions about who is being charged with spreading the AIDS virus and reveals the problems of trying to police private behavior for the public good.
An uncertain visit to the haberdashery.
Small businesses along MLK Way may not be spiffy enough for the city’s grand plans.
The costs and trade-offs in green building give many people pause. Insulation out of Levi’s?
At its 10th annual festival, Earshot celebrates jazz diversity.
Platoon is torn by spiritual schisms.
Think you’re being clean and green by taking Metro? Maybe you should drive an SUV instead.
Good times, without all that noise.
From small-time claims to a major class action, the city is being assailed for its WTO offenses.
A UW journalism prof takes a hit—from the press—in a Seattle court.
The state and county square off
Most everyone agrees Seattle Art Museum’s ‘Odalisque’ is Nazi plunder. But who’s going to pay for its return?
Why the county wants you to live in a Park & Ride lot.
Salty yarns and a cash bar.
I’m hooked on ‘This American Life,’ but sometimes Ira delivers some bad dope.
