I-5’s Uncle Sam: 50 years and still ticked off near Chehalis
It’s been 50 years since that Uncle Sam billboard went up along I-5 near Chehalis with its often right-wing messages. The turkey farmer who put...
Erik Lacitis
After 2 stints in lockup and death order, Hank the dog comes home WATCH
After months of legal battles in various courtrooms, hundreds of pages of court documents and hundreds of thousands of online petition signatures, Hank the dog,...
Seattle could spend a bundle defending itself, Kshama Sawant, in defamation suits WATCH
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant has been sued twice for defamation. It’s a distinction that comes with a price: maybe $300,000 in litigation costs —...
After 103 years in storage, Civil War veteran’s remains laid to rest VIEW
After 103 years, Pvt. Zachariah M. Stucker, a 16-year-old drummer boy for the Union Army in the Civil War, finally was buried at the Veterans...
Seattle’s real Spider Man sets us straight: They’re not out to get you VIEW
Meet Rod Crawford, spider expert at Seattle’s Burke Museum, who works to dispel all those libelous myths you think are true. Those big guys in...
How to describe Seattle’s recent smoky skies? We turned to the experts — artists and writers
How to best describe the vivid images we’ve seen of the wildfires, and the nuclear-winter skies they created? We turned to graphic artists, writers, poets....
Seattle, where’s the labor parade? Modern age has rained on it
Seattle used to have Labor Day parades featuring 25,000 to 30,000 union members. That was in great-granddad’s time, not in the gig economy.
Northwest, like the rest of the nation, thrilled by coast-to-coast celestial show
Millions watched Monday as the total solar eclipse moved east across 14 states, completely blocking the sun for a roughly 60-mile-wide strip of land. The...