UW students chain themselves to power plant, seeking climate action
University of Washington students spent their second night chained to the university's fossil fuel power plant, seeking the institution commit to decarbonization by 2035.
Rebecca Moss
Rebecca Moss is an investigative reporter at The Seattle Times.
Raz Simone to stand trial with some claims dismissed, judge rules
Criminal profiteering claims against the Seattle hip-hop artist can go forward, but the judge dismissed some claims, citing expired statute of limitations.
Catholic Church quietly buys $2.4M Seattle house for archbishop as parishes close to save money
The Archdiocese of Seattle's purchase of a home for the archbishop in the name of an LLC riles critics who have demanded more transparency from...
Women suing Seattle hip-hop artist in sex trafficking case face ticking clock
Is Washington's statute of limitations for human trafficking survivors too brief to bring most abuse claims to court?
Lawsuit against Seattle police, Raz Simone can go forward in sex trafficking case
A judge allowed a lawsuit, filed by five women alleging Seattle police mishandled sex trafficking allegations against hip hop artist Solomon “Raz” Simone, to proceed.
Judge to decide if SPD can be held liable in sex trafficking case
A King County Superior Court judge will decide whether the city and SPD can be put on trial for allegedly mishandling a sex crimes investigation.
6 women accused a Seattle hip-hop artist of sex trafficking, allege police ‘did virtually nothing’
A lawsuit alleges Seattle police knew of accusations against Seattle hip-hop artist Solomon "Raz" Simone years ago but failed to take action, allowing more women...
Seattle may set another heat record before fall's first real rain arrives
Seattle saw a record-breaking high of 80 degrees on Sunday. Meteorologists say warm days are expected to continue through Oct. 10, when they say the...