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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Kshama Sawant to lead protest over Biden fundraiser in Seattle
Kshama Sawant is leading a Saturday protest against a Seattle fundraiser for Vice President Joe Biden at Madison Park.Comments -
Amazon claims bias from Trump after losing ‘war cloud’ contract to Microsoft
After losing a sought-after 'war cloud' contract to Microsoft, Amazon is claiming 'unmistakable bias' from President Trump. -
Sound Transit to ditch ‘Red Line’ light rail name in face of criticism
Sound Transit announced Thursday that it would be dropping the "Red Line" label from its primary light rail route after facing criticism. -
Landmark rulings pave way for renters rights in Seattle
Renters in Seattle scored a pair of major victories this week, after a pair of favorable rulings from Washington State's Supreme Court. -
Like Watergate, WA Rep. Heck sees GOP coming around on impeachment
Guided by history, Washington Congressman Denny Heck sees a path forward for convincing his Republican colleagues that impeachment is the right path forward. -
Is there a place for a high speed rail in Washington after I-976?
As I-976's implementation looms, the push for a high speed rail connecting Washington with Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, BC continues. -
Dry weather stalls promise of November snow in Western Washington
With the region's unseasonably dry weather continuing, it's thrown forecasts for November snow into Seattle into flux. -
Bernie Sanders on Seattle council races: Amazon ‘should have kept their money’
After progressive candidates achieved a near sweep in Seattle's City Council elections, 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders weighs in. -
Washington’s $30 car tab debacle could have been avoided entirely
Months before a $30 car tab measure was approved by voters, Washington lawmakers had a chance to avoid the proverbial iceberg. -
More infections as Seattle Children’s closes operating rooms for mold again
Seattle Children’s Hospital has been forced to close some of its operating rooms, after once again detecting the presence of mold. -
After massive spending, fight rages on for bill to curb Seattle PAC money
On the heels of massive spending in Seattle's council races, Lorena Gonzalez is continuing to fight for a bill to curb that spending in future elections. -
Thousands of fans attend Sounders MLS Cup victory parade in Seattle
Thousands of fans packed into downtown Seattle on Tuesday to celebrate the Sounders' victory over Toronto on Sunday, and their second title in just four years. -
Is Puget Sound’s short-lived housing slowdown officially over?
After a dip in housing prices between 2018 and 2019, Puget Sound rates are on the way back up during a part of the year where the opposite typically occurs. -
Tolling begins in Seattle’s SR 99 tunnel: What you need to know
Tolling for Seattle's SR 99 tunnel begins at 5 a.m. Saturday, and we're here to break down how you can effectively prepare. -
Sawant’s uphill climb to reelection is mess of her own making
Even if Kshama Sawant beats the odds and wins reelection, there's a good reason why she ever had to stare down the barrel of a potential loss.
