AIDS veterans recall loved ones lost in the epidemic VIEW
Remembrances of HIV-positive friends, family, co-workers and partners.
More about The AMP: AIDS Memorial Pathway
Planned for the Capitol Hill light rail station plaza in 2020, the art-filled walkway will tell the story of the epidemic in Seattle and King...
This certainly isn’t the rest of Seattle’s AIDS story, but it is more of the story
So many people and organizations played a role in the city’s fight against AIDS (actually, ‘still play’ … present tense).
As new memorial takes shape on Capitol Hill, Seattle’s AIDS warriors share their stories WATCH
As an art-filled new memorial takes shape on Capitol Hill, Seattle’s AIDS warriors recall years of challenges, heartbreak — and successes.
Real Change: How Seattle’s street newspaper plans to survive in the digital age VIEW
The paper, which turns 25 this year, has put millions of dollars into the pockets of some of our city’s poorest residents — and has...
Power outages linger, close schools after windstorm slams Seattle area VIEW
Crews were still working Monday to restore power, and schools closed in Kent, Puyallup, Tahoma and Sumner.
What if the megaquake happens when you’re in a Seattle high-rise? New study predicts stronger shaking
The city is boosting seismic construction standards for new skyscrapers, but the biggest risk is to older high-rises and old brick buildings.
Wish we could report road rage is cured, but saner commuting still starts with the person in the driver’s seat
POSTSCRIPTS: Some things never change, including bad driving. What can change, is how you react to it.