Nick Bowman
Nick is a San Francisco transplant who's lived in Seattle for over a decade now. He joined the MyNorthwest team in 2018, covering everything from local politics to transportation.
Contact Nick at [email protected] Follow on Twitter @NickNorthwest.
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Puget Sound housing supply dwindles as prices continue to climb
Despite seeing a dip at the start of 2019, last year still saw housing prices increase in the Puget Sound region, all while supply continued to dwindle.Comments -
King, Snohomish County nurses reverse course, announce intent to strike
After initially appearing to have made progress in negotiations, nurses and health care workers at Swedish Health Services in Seattle are once again nearing a strike. -
Microsoft unveils ambitious $1 billion plan to address climate change
Microsoft announced Thursday its plans to be carbon negative by 2030, as part of a massive $1 billion climate initiative. -
Why it might finally be time for Sawant’s Amazon tax
With Kshama Sawant once again pushing for an Amazon tax, the timing may very well be perfect in Seattle's current political climate. -
Pinpointing Seattle’s most expensive (and cheapest) neighborhoods for renters
A new interactive map from Apartment List pinpoints Seattle's most expensive -- and most affordable -- neighborhoods for renters. -
Gov. Inslee introduces host of new restrictions on vaping products
Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee introduced legislation this week to cement limitations on vaping products in Washington state. -
4th-graders help renew push to get Washington a state dinosaur
After failing to make any progress last year, a bill to give Washington it's own official dinosaur has been reintroduced for the 2020 legislative session. -
Washington Democrats introduce bill to strengthen automatic voter registration
Washington Democrats in the state Legislature recently introduced a bill to strengthen automatic voter registration measures for young adults. -
State lawmakers push for ‘fair and just’ Senate impeachment trial
Washington state's own lawmakers in D.C. are turning their attention toward ensuring a fair impeachment trial takes place in the U.S. Senate. -
Gov. Inslee hones in on homelessness, climate change in State of the State address
Washington Governor Jay Inslee is set to deliver his annual State of the State address to state lawmakers in Olympia at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday. -
Where Seattle and WSDOT are sending their snow plows
How do the City of Seattle and WSDOT deploy their plows once snow starts falling? Let's take a look at their respective strategies. -
In wake of domestic terrorism allegations, future for Rep. Shea remains unclear
As the new legislative session kicks off, the future for controversial Rep. Matt Shea in the state House of Representatives remains largely uncertain. -
Seattle Mayor Durkan: SPD ‘has transformed itself’ in reducing use of force
The City of Seattle touted recent improvements to the police department's use of force in a recently-filed report. -
Seattle lays out response plan as it braces for ‘major snow event’
With snow in the forecast over the next week, Seattle city officials gathered Thursday to lay out their plan for keeping things moving if and when it arrives. -
Camera records year of collisions at one of Seattle’s most dangerous intersections
Issues at one of Seattle's most dangerous intersection are laid bare in a recent video, showing nine separate collisions over the course of 2019.
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