Scott is Project Homeless’ producer and engagement editor. Before interning at The Seattle Times, Scott was a news assistant at National Public Radio’s Weekend All Things Considered. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon.
A permanent shelter is still at least five years out from opening its doors, according to city leaders. But for the first time, they all...
Project Homeless recently asked Seattle Times readers what they wanted to understand about homelessness. After more than 900 questions and almost 5,000 votes, we narrowed...
For decades, Seattleites have wondered whether the city is a magnet for homeless people. We tried to answer that question.
Three business alliances are hiring their own caseworkers to help out their businesses, but they're imploring city hall to do something about safety.
The jail wing will have 125 to 150 beds, and will cost around $2 million to renovate and turn into a homeless shelter, and around...
The HUB is finalizing rules that ban lying down and sprawling out on couches, sleeping for more than 30 minutes, using the restroom for cutting...
King County, in the middle of scouring its assets for publicly-owned land and buildings to house homeless people, is researching what it would take to...
This was the first sanctioned village in Seattle that doesn't require sobriety; it's also the first to be shut down.
The 8-story building will house 94 families in South Seattle, half of them homeless, and the other half low-wage working families.
We set out to answer the second most-popular question submitted to Ask Project Homeless. It sounds simple, but it's not, because different people need —...