UW scientist on how climate change is impacting our food
UW geomorphologist David Montgomery on how climate change is impacting the soil and the food we grow, and what both farmers and gardeners can do to help offset it.
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A Three Strikes You're Out offender guilty of assault and first-degree robbery was granted clemency by Jay Inslee for a second time - but is now on the run. -
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Israel initially opted not to allow two US Congress members to visit its country -- they are too controversial. Trump has cited universities for doing the same. -
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More LimePod crashes, erratic driving have people calling for improved security
People pointing to serious hit-and-run crashes and erratic drivers say the pilot LimePod car-sharing service is leading to new dangers on the road. -
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Amazon's new 4-star store opens in Seattle
It was a “star-studded” grand opening at Amazon’s new brick and mortar storefront in South Lake Union on Thursday. -
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Rantz: After rehab, Seattle cop fired for self-reporting marijuana use
SPD fired an officer after he self-reported his symptoms of depression and addiction to marijuana. Now, he's fighting to get back his job. -
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Discovery Park advocacy group says arts campus would ruin park's tranquility
Friends of Discovery Park wants to keep the city's biggest park a green space -- but another group wants to establish an arts campus there. -
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Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht responds to department criticism, investigation
King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht responds to recent criticism about dysfunction in her office and poor management, among other harsh rumors.
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