Public money spent on Seattle houses with bugs, trash, no water
In response to the homelessness crisis, local governments are spending millions of dollars on rental subsidies to get people into housing that is seen as more stable. But with lax oversight, those dollars have paid for properties with long histories of neglect and disrepair.
All-glass walls, a rotating floor and benches are part of the most expensive upgrade of the tower's history. VIEW
For young people with autism, it can be tough to get in the door. So Project Search at the University of Washington builds workplace skills, and Microsoft focuses on hiring and training. VIEW
White is a color that is often ignored — but used purposefully and carefully, it can and should be embraced.
