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Gina Cole is The Seattle Times’ engagement editor.
Jay Inslee 2020? CNN thinks Washington governor has shot at Democratic nod for president
CNN says Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has the “potential to be a major contender” for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
How our story about a lawsuit against Seattle Mayor Ed Murray came together | Podcast
Seattle Times reporters Jim Brunner and Lewis Kamb discuss allegations that Seattle Mayor Ed Murray sexually abused three teenage boys in the 1980s.
Podcast: Seattle reaches a police-reform milestone in the Trump era
A new report released Thursday details a dramatic turnaround at the Seattle Police Department, which has been under federal monitoring for five years for its...
Here’s why your ST3 car tab fee is so high | The Overcast
On episode 28 of The Overcast, Traffic Lab reporters Mike Lindblom and David Gutman get nerdy with us about Sound Transit 3 and the car...
Women’s Marchers: What do you plan to do next?
Did you attend one of the women’s marches around the world? We want to hear from you.
The Womxn’s March on Seattle and how Trump spurred more women to activism | Podcast WATCH
In this week's episode of The Overcast, we talk about the Womxn's March in Seattle and about a story focusing on women who felt moved...
We recap 2016’s big stories, and predict local politicians’ New Year’s resolutions | The Overcast
We rehash 2016's top stories in local politics, including a state Department of Corrections controversy, Seattle feeling the Bern and a $54 billion mass-transit measure.
Politics podcast: Washington eyes Trump’s China tough talk and Hamilton electors flame out, on The Overcast
What could Donald Trump's views on trade and China could mean for trade-dependent, China-tied Washington state? Seattle Times economy columnist Jon Talton breaks it down.