News Seattle's latest prostitution sting: Progressive or misguided? As authorities process 84 arrests from the Barbie’s Dollhouse operation, the city defends its approach to addressing prostitution. by David Kroman / November 1, 2018
Opinion Oil giant BP wants you to vote against carbon fee What ever happened to the company's claim to be a leader in corporate environmental responsibility? by Denis Hayes / October 31, 2018
Culture An atlas of Seattle's soul New book "Seattleness: A Cultural Atlas" uses graphs and maps to capture Seattle's quirky self. by Knute Berger / October 31, 2018
Opinion Arguments for and against I-940’s changes to police law Two looks at the ballot measure on police use of force and training. by Cascade PBS Newsroom Editors / October 31, 2018
News Pay less for tampons? Seattle explores a tax break Under a new proposal, the City Council would research whether it can exempt menstrual products from local sales tax. by David Kroman / October 30, 2018
Opinion Arguments for and against I-1634’s controls on food and beverage taxes Two looks at the statewide measure that would ban new local retail taxes or fees on foods and beverages. by Cascade PBS Newsroom Editors / October 30, 2018
Opinion Arguments for and against I-1631’s carbon fees Two looks at the ballot measure on climate change and energy. by Cascade PBS Newsroom Editors / October 29, 2018
Opinion Fanning the flames: Trump and the fascist playbook The FBI and other federal agencies, belittled by the president, could help stop right-wing terror. by Knute Berger / October 27, 2018
Opinion Arguments for and against Seattle’s Families, Education, Preschool Levy Two looks at the ballot measure for the City of Seattle. by Cascade PBS Newsroom Editors / October 26, 2018
Opinion Carbon fee: spending money for nothin' Washington has experience putting a lot of taxpayers’ money into projects that bring little gain. Why are we doing it again? by John Carlson / October 25, 2018
