Politics New WA laws start to close public broadband gap — but it’s a small step Legislators are spending $400 million to expand broadband, while opening up public internet options. But access for everyone is still a long way off. by Melissa Santos / July 16, 2021
Politics Technology vs. privacy: Washington looks to regulate facial recognition tools in 2020 Sea-Tac Airport recently halted use of the technology. Now, state lawmakers in Olympia are looking to adopt statewide rules. by Melissa Santos / January 3, 2020
Politics A humble tribute to Cam DeVore Cameron DeVore, 1932-2008 by Lisa Brunette / November 1, 2008
Tech Profits from poems John Marshall and Christine Deavel, owners of Open Books. (Lisa Albers) by Lisa Brunette / June 26, 2008
Culture Starbucks' Pike Place Roast is just OK, says Consumer Reports A 1976 drawing of the first Starbucks store at the corner of Pike Place and Virginia Street in Seattle. (Copyright © by Celia Bowker) by Lisa Brunette / May 16, 2008
Culture 11-7: Northwesterners cut gasoline consumption 11 percent in seven years Clark Williams-Derry, research director of Sightline Institute. by Lisa Brunette / April 17, 2008
Culture Growing up without newspapers Sixth of a series: The youngest member of the Crosscut editorial team weighs in. by Lisa Brunette / April 10, 2008
Tech Readers riff on Russell Investments and Tacoma's aroma Russell world headquarters in Tacoma, with Mt. Rainier in the background. (Russell Investments) by Lisa Brunette / March 10, 2008
Politics Russell Investments: Tacoma's global high-roller The Russell Investments world headquarters building in Tacoma, Wash. (Russell Investments) by Lisa Brunette / March 5, 2008
