I keep giving actress Greta Gerwig chances to not annoy me to death. She always seems to play the female equivalent of an Adam Driver character: a self-centered, listless millennial.
Despite Seattle’s Alki neighborhood struggling with an overabundance of trash, King County Metro has reportedly decided to get rid of one trash can near a bus stop because too many people were using it.
While up to 12 fires were intentionally set near and at "The Jungle" Monday afternoon, the Seattle Times reports that Seattle Mayor Ed Murray threatened Council member Sally Bagshaw who he viewed as standing in the way of his efforts to clean up the area known for homeless encampments.
Republican Mitch McConnell says Donald Trump will need to learn America doesn't have dictators as he runs to be the next president of the United States.
Despite voting in favor of the bill that both established the toll lanes on I-405 and explained that the plan was to implement them across Washington, Rep. Moscoso is trying to tell voters that he's anti-tolling.
State Representative Luis Moscoso (D-Bothell) constantly tells us he's above politicizing issues (a reason he used to decline a second interview with me).
Capitol Hill businessman Dave Meinert is not in favor of MTV filming its show in any of this hip, popular Capitol Hill establishments. In fact, he may just kick them out.
Despite the big push for the RV safe lots by Mayor Ed Murray's office, we have further evidence to suggest the idea is an even bigger disaster than previously thought.
Something seems fishy with Sound Transit's new plan, says KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz. They put out their multi-billion dollar plan just eight weeks ago and most people weren't happy.
The truth is Seattle's black community is shrinking because of the failure of the mostly white Progressive Seattle politicians and activists who have failed black Seattleites for years.
Seattle's Union Gospel Mission President Jeff Lilley set the record straight after a couple recent misstatements in the media, and also talks about what is going on in The Jungle.
During a fiery debate, a homeless advocate says providing dumpsters in "the Jungle" would be better than sweeps and a former Nickelsville resident believes "tax dollars are being paid to keep people homeless."
The Pierce County Sheriff's Department and the Washington State Patrol this week launched another campaign to go after drivers who refuse or forget to wear their seat belts.
The Seattle Department of Transportation is finally pretending to care about the insane traffic congestion on on the 'Mercer Mess,' finally decided to invest in signal synchronization technology that's being used elsewhere in the State.
Over 100 union faculty members at Green River College in Auburn are on strike for the next three days, angry that the school may cut 11 programs to save money.
A choir teacher fired for drinking on a March 2015 field trip where two students alleged they were molested is returning to classes at Garfield High School on Monday.
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