Harrowing tales from front-line COVID responders in streaming play ‘The Line’
For “The Line,” playwrights Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen interviewed real health care workers in New York City. The play, presented by The Public Theater,...
Brendan Kiley
Brendan Kiley is the Seattle Times arts and culture reporter.
Seattle protests: 10 more arrested; county prosecutors say they don’t plan to charge nonviolent protesters VIEW
King County prosecutors say they don't plan to charge nonviolent protesters, and in a statement Friday, they underscored the rights of protesters to "non-violently air...
Seattle police clear CHOP protest zone WATCH
The Seattle Police Department swept into CHOP early Wednesday with heavily equipped officers and tactical vehicles to clear out the Capitol Hill protest zone.
Leavenworth’s Oktoberfest canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
Oktoberfest, one of Leavenworth's biggest events, has been canceled.
What are we here for? CHOP’s legacy, from barricades to changes to conversation VIEW
The Capitol Hill Organized Protest attracted national attention and an inordinate number of rubberneckers at the start. Now, after multiple shootings and the mayor calling...
After early morning shooting in CHOP, occupied area returns to its new normal VIEW
There is no public evidence to suggest the shooting was connected to the protest, but both Seattle police detectives and Seattle fire medics did not...
Meet some of the Seattle-area people marching against racism and police violence
Meet some of the people (first-time demonstrators, protest organizers) who’ve been out in the streets protesting systemic racism and police and vigilante violence against Black...
‘Racism is the biggest public health crisis of our time’: Health care workers of color fight twin pandemics
For the past few weeks, the United States has been wrestling through two tough conversations with itself about two pandemics — though the volume got turned...