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Seattle’s fight to tax the rich returns to court
Almost two years after the city council passed the tax, it has its day in the state Court of Appeals.
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Feds’ ‘Plan B’ for Hanford waste cleanup draws state officials’ ire
While the state Department of Ecology is concerned about meeting deadlines, the proposed solution from the U.S. Department of Energy is a nonstarter.
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What caused 26 power poles to collapse in South Seattle?
An investigator from Georgia has been hired to examine rot, weight and other possible factors.
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Student journalists sue WWU for withholding sexual assault records
Western Washington University says state law exempts the school from releasing the names of students found responsible for sexual assault. The reporters and their legal counsel disagree.
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Homelessness may be down, but more people in King County are living in tents
A fuller report on the annual count shows sizable decreases in the number of young people and military veterans struggling with homelessness.