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The Way Home: Seattle’s 30-year fight to end homelessness
What exactly is “broken” here? And why has it resisted our best attempts to fix it?
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Why some plan to opt out of new WA long-term care insurance
Thousands are turning to private insurers for care plans in order to avoid paying a new tax.
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What we learned about the urban/rural political divide in WA
Our latest Crosscut/Elway Poll says city, suburban and rural residents of Washington continue to move apart, but it seems like everyone is feeling left behind.
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Unions warn of ‘mass exodus’ over city of Seattle vaccine mandate
The city’s unsure of workers’ vaccination rate, but ‘attestations’ hint at relatively lower numbers among police officers.
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WA redistricting efforts aim to give more power to people of color
Some advocates want the state redistricting commission to 'stop focusing on preserving incumbents’ and instead aim to keep communities of color together.