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Community Dislikes Plan to Divide Denny Blaine Park Area into Nude and Clothed Zones
“This Is an Entirely Made-up Problem”
UW Encampment to Disband after Compromise with Administration
Protesters Didn’t Win Everything, but Some Gazans Will Go to UW for Free
Mayor Bruce Harrell Met with Denny Blaine Donor at a Key Moment During Controversial Playground Proposal
KUOW Identified the Anonymous Donor as University Village Owner Stuart Sloan
What Biden’s New Title IX Rules Mean for Trans Athletes in Washington
State Law Already Protects Them, but Federal Protections Would Be Cool
Bad Apples
Seattle Police Officers Dismiss Domestic Violence, Unjustifiably Tase a Person, and Drive Drunk (Again)
So Much for a “Buzzsaw!”
UW Liberated Zone Survives Pro-Israel Counterprotest
City Council Nibbles the Edges of Nelson’s Minimum Wage Repeal, but Core Issue Remains
There’s Still Time to Avoid a $13 Minimum Wage for Gig Workers
Seattle’s ‘Tough-on-Crime’ Administration Wants More Jail Beds for Non-Violent, Low-Level Offenders
Mayor Considers Disrupting the Municipal Court System by Potentially Jailing People at SCORE
UW Did Not Sicc Cops on Their Students, but They Did Not Divest from Genocide Either
Would You Look at That! No Cops, No Escalation!
UW Sends Barricades and Cops to Gaza Encampment Protest
Protesters Say Cops Don’t Keep Them Safe, “We Keep Us Safe”
Boss Vintage at Georgetown Trailer Park Mall Robbed
Sellers Start GoFundMe to Recover Nearly $5,000 of Missing Merchandise
Investigation Finds Seattle Police Officer Violated Policy by Using Racial Slur
Chief of Police Adrian Diaz Still Must Decide Discipline for Officer
Seattle City Council Kills Affordable Housing Development Incentive Package
Council Member Tammy Morales Won't Vilify Her Colleagues, but I Will!
Northwest Film Forum Laid Off Nearly Half Its Staff
The Nonprofit Is Struggling, but Not Closing
Jim Mayhew’s Run for State Senate May Give Democrats What They Need to Change the State Constitution
The Road to a Constitutional Majority Runs Through a District No Democrat Has Won Since 1964
The Rise and Fall of the BolaWrap
The Innovative Technology to Stop Cops from Shooting People with Knives Failed to Deliver
Seattle's LGBTQ Center and Kelley-Ross Pharmacy Develop New Gender-Affirming Care Program
“It’s Really Our Hope That When Folks Come In, They Feel Cared For”
No One Wants to Repeal the Gig Worker Minimum Wage More Than Sara Nelson
After Flexing Power in First Months of Presidency, Nelson Shows Insecurity from Minority Days
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