Nick Bowman
Nick has lived in Seattle for nearly a decade and a half. 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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Authorities identify 36-year-old remains of Green River Killer’s youngest victim
Authorities say they've successfully identified the 36-year-old remains of Wendy Stephens, who is thought to be the Green River Killer's youngest victim.Comments -
Field for Seattle mayor grows as homeless advocate announces candidacy
Chief Seattle Club Executive Director Colleen Echohawk announced her candidacy for mayor Monday, as the field continues to slowly expand. -
Added security to remain at capitol in Olympia as National Guard scales back presence
Added security measures will remain at the state Capitol building in Olympia for the foreseeable future, despite a slight "drawdown" of personnel. -
Seattle judge rejects Parler’s request to force Amazon to restore hosting services
A Seattle judge issued a ruling Thursday, rejecting a request from Parler to force Amazon to temporarily restore its hosting services. -
Kshama Sawant calls for investigation after death threats from fire department email account
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is calling for an investigation, after receiving multiple threatening messages from a city email account. -
With Matt Shea out, yearly push for Eastern Washington secession gets new co-sponsors
With Matt Shea expelled from his caucus, Rep. McCaslin is continuing the tradition of proposing an Eastern Washington secession bill with new sponsors. -
Quiet start to Inauguration Day in Olympia as added security remains
Added security at Olympia's Capitol building will remain in place at least through Inauguration Day, with hundreds of troopers standing guard. -
OPA recommends changes to how SPD deploys blast balls, tear gas
The OPA released its latest findings regarding summer 2020 protests, offering recommendations for how SPD should deploy crowd control weapons. -
WA officials ‘confused, frustrated’ after feds reveal vaccine stockpile has been exhausted
The federal government said Thursday that its reserve of vaccine doses is exhausted, as states scramble to deal with the last-minute revelation. -
WA Republican lawmaker cites ‘indisputable’ evidence behind vote for impeachment
Washington Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler provided further insight Friday, into why she voted in favor of impeaching President Donald Trump . -
Puget Sound region in ‘wait and see pattern’ for snow by end of January
Anyone checking the weather app on their phone may have noticed a snowflake appear on their long-term forecast for the end of January. -
Court ruling could alter Seattle’s reworked plan for safe injection sites
A Tuesday court ruling in Pennsylvania could potentially alter the course of Seattle's recently-edited plans to establish safe injection sites. -
Seattle council kicks off renewed push to limit SPD’s use of crowd control weapons
Seattle city council has kicked off a renewed bid to draft legislation limiting the police department's use of crowd control weapons. -
Seattle man among first indicted for role in siege of US Capitol building
A former Washington state National Guardsman from Seattle is among the first people indicted for their role in the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol building. -
Pair of Washington GOP lawmakers vote to impeach President Trump
Two out of Washington state's three Republican representatives announced Wednesday that they will to vote to impeach President Trump.
