A recent study concluded that Seattle is struggling to deal with prolific homeless criminal offenders. A result not only of the homelessness crisis, but also the legal system.
After KOMO TV’s “Seattle is Dying” documentary, we’ve seen lots of hot takes from Conservative suburbanites vastly overstating how bad the situation is and Seattle Progressive urbanists who pretend there’s no problem at all.
The militant Seattle bike activist community was met with news that Mayor Jenny Durkan could jettison over 20 long-awaited bike projects in an update to the Bike Master Plan. These activists are mad. They should be.
It was a movement called CHECC and it completely changed the Seattle City Council in the 1960s and 70s. One of its leaders says he sees a similar movement happening in Seattle now.
Last year, the Seattle Police Department experienced a “historically large” number of officers leave the force. This year, the numbers continue to grow.
We’ve decided to join the ride this year - likely to our heart's ultimate demise. Tune in every Monday and read our summary online for "This Week in M’s Land."
A report in the Washington Free Beacon notes several Democratic representatives pulled down POW/MIA flags, replacing them with transgender pride flags for International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz continues to consider a presidential run for 2020, and in the meantime, he's been traveling nearly every day in hopes of exploring his options.
SPD officer Sergio Garcia is officially running for Seattle City Council in District 6, as the second cop to enter the race, and is motivated by homelessness, public safety, and the city's seeming inability to pay attention to the public's concerns.
Nathan Chan is a cellist with an econ degree from Columbia, graduated from Juilliard School of Music, and is the youngest tenured member of the Seattle Symphony.
According to a brand new Quinnipiac poll, Jay Inslee doesn’t even get 1 percent of support, despite frequent media appearances and constant campaigning.
Tacoma just pulled off a public-private partnership that will deliver more housing, including affordable housing, and office and retail space. It's the kind of deal that Seattle turns its back on.
The brand new, overdue, over budget SR 99 tunnel was already hit with a pothole that stifled some midday traffic. That’s right: a pothole. On recently-laid pavement that few cars have traveled on.
This waste of taxpayer money is not the primary job as lawmakers: we hire legislators to legislate, not investigate. Those who want to drive Trump from the White House have only one way to do it: vote him out.
A Gonzaga professor is leading a discussion on campus, saying that the Disney classic Moana is really an extended metaphor about rape, among other laughable arguments.
A lot of people don’t actually know how the gun-buying process works. It doesn’t help that a lot of national politicians are pushing ideas that are factually incorrect.
