Kathryn Altena
Sec. of State believes Washington primary will ‘shatter’ turnout records
Kim Wyman thinks voter turnout in Washington's March 10 primary could shatter records, despite coronavirus and complaints of the required party declaration.7 years ago
Laura Scott
Fight for a ban on gas-powered cars will continue in 2021
A proposal to ban gas-powered cars in Washington state won't make it through this year's legislative session, but activists aren't giving up.7 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
How will coronavirus impact economy and housing market?
Matthew Gardner, Windermere Chief Economist, discusses what impact the coronavirus may have on the economy and the local housing market.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: A calming distraction as the stock market tumbles
As the stock market spirals down to levels we haven't seen since the last financial crash, if I may suggest: A little guided meditation to calm your mind.7 years ago
Kathryn Altena
SCOTUS religious freedom case could have ripple effect for Kennedy Catholic
A current case in the Supreme Court regarding discrimination against religious organizations could have implications for Kennedy Catholic High School.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Trump might actually be taking coronavirus seriously
It’s one thing to deny something that’s a few years away. But it’s tough to deny a pandemic that can tank the stock market in a few hours.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Latest Democratic debate was messiest one yet
The penultimate Democratic debate Tuesday night was by far the loudest, and most exhausting one we've seen yet.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: When fresh food ends up too fresh for comfort
We're at a point where we want it so that by the time food ends up in a store, it's been while since it was in any condition that would get us sick.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: You can’t pin success of Bernie Sanders on Russia
Bernie Sanders ran away with Nevada, and I know what you’re thinking – it must be Russia. But just maybe, it's his ideas that are winning over voters.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Russia is at it again ahead of 2020 presidential election
The U.S. intelligence community now believes Russia will try to interfere again in 2020. Boy, wait until Trump finds out Putin lied to him.7 years ago
Laura Scott
The Ave is getting an update, but who decides what that looks like?
Change on the Ave in the University District is now inevitable, but community activists and small business owners are voicing their opinions.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: The one thing Sanders and Bloomberg have in common
But as different as Michael Bloomberg and Bernie Sanders are, it turns out there’s one thing they have in common: Questions about their health.7 years ago
Kathryn Altena
Russell Wilson’s mental conditioning coach tells him to avoid country music
Part of Russell Wilson's secret to success, in addition to his talent and physical training, is his mental conditioning coach, Trevor Moawad.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: No sense in stereotypes when it comes to household chores
The key to a good marriage is negotiating what chores each of you are best at, and if someone thinks you’re perpetuating a stereotype, that’s their problem.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Why Americans will never warm up to Uber carpooling
Yes, traffic is bad, and Uber may be adding to it. But that's because, for the most part, Americans wouldn't want it any other way.7 years ago
Nick Bowman
UW study: Raising minimum wage requires ‘nuanced’ approach
How can we use minimum wage to improve the lives of Washington's workers? A UW study looks to answer that question once and for all.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Do you have the right to recline your airplane seat?
One viral video and suddenly we’re having a national debate about the right to recline your airplane seat without the permission of the person behind you.7 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle Dragons promise unique experience for CenturyLink debut
Returning west for their home debut, the Seattle Dragons are telling fans to expect a live experience unlike anything they've ever seen at CenturyLink Field.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Is everything hackable in the digital age?
Between phony calls, digital ads, and identity theft, the digital age seems to get more and more terrifying every single day.7 years ago
Laura Scott
CIA read secrets of spies and foreign governments for years, report reveals
An investigation published by the Washington Post revealed that a company encrypting secret foreign communications was a front for the CIA all along.7 years ago
Laura Scott
Why is Bernie Sanders’ socialist presidential campaign doing so well?
Bernie Sanders' campaign has drawn criticism for it's socialist bent, but young people seem more drawn to his promise of nationalized health care and federal student loan relief than ever.7 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Is King County violating law barring ICE from Boeing Field?
The DOJ is suing King County for banning ICE from using Boeing Field. But is the county actually violating the law, or does it have a compelling defense?7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Roger Stone case proves Congress is full of Constitutional wimps
Donald Trump is not just President anymore -- he's a ruler, empowered by a Congress whose members may be very brave on their own, but collectively, are Constitutional wimps.7 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Was Andrew Yang’s ‘Freedom Dividend’ actually a good idea?
Was Andrew Yang's idea to give people $1,000 a month actually a potential job creator? Now that he's out of the race, we may never know.7 years ago
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