When a well-intentioned project fails, most of us go back to the drawing board to come up with a different solution to a problem. If you're the Seattle Department of Transportation, you double down on the bad idea, pushing through an additional bad idea knowing it'll fail. And by the way: I told you so.
Fueled in part by the perception that hate crimes against LGBTQ Seattlites is on the rise, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray announced a 30 member task force on the issue. But you won't believe at least one extremist who finds herself on the task force.
Who wants a parklet? Apparently not enough people as the Seattle Department of Transportation decided to extend the deadline for the parklet and streatery application period.
Despite South Lake Union being near impossible to navigate in any reasonable amount of time if you're in a car at many times of the day (including on weekends), the city of Seattle and Seattle Department of Transportation are trying to make it even worse for drivers.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers is asking a federal agency to set an election so more than 2,400 Boeing production workers in South Carolina can vote on whether to form a union.
I saw a press release that I heard a little bit about on Friday whilst I was in Copenhagen and it was maddening in how little sense it made, but is a great example of how competing ideological beliefs conflict with each other and the worse idea ends up winning.
Stop saying thank you to troops for the sacrifices they've made -- that was the message coming from a rather provocative story in The New York Times earlier in the week where the message was that a growing number of enlisted and retired military don't want your thanks. We invited three veterans on to discuss this idea.
Who wants to join a boycott? Turns out a lot of you guys do. Gene Balk over at The Seattle Times has some new stats about the boycotting habits of this country and it turns out Seattleites in particular are pretty apt to boycott.
Scott Kubly, the director for the Seattle Department of Transportation, has been making the rounds lately in order to push through propaganda that you need to be aware of.
When you're not feeling safe in your neighborhood, is it a smart move to hire security? What if the security is just a bunch of off-duty police officers?
State officials chose a toll system and more strict requirements in HOV lanes on I-405, rather than expanding the well-used freeway or adding light rail. Rantz wants to know how tolls for I-405 HOV lanes will help congestion
Do you have to love your job to excel at work? KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz says people asking this question should consider the difference between a job and a career.
Before the Pasco Police Department can even chat with everyone involved in the shooting that left a homeless man dead, a local Latino group sent a letter to the Department of Justice asking for an investigation into the police shooting of Antonio Zambrano-Montes.
Amazon workers will be getting some new neighbors in South Lake Union as Facebook has signed a lease agreement for a space that could house a much bigger crew for the social media company in the neighborhood.
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