Celebration of the New Year on Thursday and Friday of this week brings the chance to review the twelve months just passed, considering where we fell short and how to do better in the year ahead.

To understand why right-wing activists make a mistake in pushing deportation of so-called "Dreamers" we should consider the reasons for our consistent victories in defending gun rights.

I don’t like people like former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. But we have a real big problem if he was unmasked by the Obama administration.

The Jewish high holy day season culminates in Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, this year on October 7, and brings patterns of behavior that often confuse and mystify our neighbors.

Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring wants to make certain his community isn't home to a safe injection site, so he's proposing an emergency moratorium.

Critics have questioned if President Trump's UN speech was racist and hinted at discrimination. There's a difference between prejudice and discernment.

Carrie deKubber is proof it’s absolutely possible to climb the ladder. She started as a dishwasher at Bob’s Burgers and Brew and now she’s the owner of the local chain’s Everett location.

It's clear the Seattle Department of Transportation has no interest in relieving traffic congestion in South Lake Union. Indeed, they've actively made it worse.

Despite the criticism from the media, President Donald Trump's first speech in front of the United Nations was his best speech yet.

It's hard to imagine, but Sound Transit is complaining they don't have enough tax dollars, KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz says.

Producer Jacob Rummel encountered a mystery on his walk home from work, then he solved it with the help of the Internet.

In a ridiculous column in The Seattle Times this week, columnist Nicole Brodeur lazily stumbles through an absurd claim that the Seattle mayoral election is dealing with “sexist nonsense” from the voters.

Many millennials would trade their right to vote for 4 years to have their college loans paid off. We are moving away from our Constitution.

Over the weekend, I aimed to take a Metro bus but the sign was confusing to, not just to me, but some of the others trying to figure it out.

Last year in Vancouver, British Columbia, condos made up 60 percent of new housing. In Seattle, that number was less than ten percent.