I support capital punishment in some cases, but the Supreme Court was right to deem it unconstitutional.

The Lid I-5 movement has some designs that bring to life how the city could make up for past mistakes.

Long before the Russians, Nazis were influencing American elections and opinion. 

The council-approved effort to attract the NBA and NHL to Seattle Center comes with benefits.

Remembering an awkward day in the '80s when Bill Gates and a Seahawk sat down together.

Mossback finds the answer in an epic geologic journey with Nick Zentner (aka Nick on the Rocks).

“Women who are kind of pissed off” could be another big factor in who Washington state votes for.

A trip to Haida Gwaii, B.C. to escape the smoke unveils our hazy relationship with the wilderness. 

How has Seattle changed? Some quick impressions of life and culture in the city past and present.

The late senator was a conservative with an independent streak — and he found some support from Seattle in the 2000 presidential primary.

When a ship owner's dreams die, the vessel may end up as a pollution source. DNR want to to spur cleanups and rural jobs.

Mossback dives into the Burke Museum's paleobotany collection to find out what Washington used to look like.

Many new residents now arrive looking at the city as a stepping stone rather than a place to live.

CSI-style sleuthing by historians has documented a nearly lost tale of commerce, trade and cultural connections.

Richard Haag, a leader in the fight against unchecked urban development, has died.