The Seattle Times investigative team seeks to hold the powerful to account and expose injustices through meticulous reporting and compelling storytelling. Using every journalistic tool available, the team is dedicated to making Seattle, Washington state and the Pacific Northwest more transparent, fair and just.
Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer has been charged by the state with making false statements and false reporting involving an incident with a newspaper carrier...
While the King County Sheriff's Office has made some changes to its confidential informant policies in recent years, it has not implemented two key recommendations...
To settle more than 82,500 sexual abuse claims, the Boy Scouts of America proposes a pricing matrix that victims find jarring and attorneys find paltry....
The Washington State Patrol, a century old this year, doesn’t look a lot different than when it started: white and male. For years, people inside...
A lawsuit blames the Washington Department of Corrections for the death of a 27-year-old man who was allegedly strangled by his cellmate — a man...
The family of Manuel Ellis, who died after being shocked with a stun gun, beaten, choked and hog-tied by police, sued the Tacoma Police Department...
Sick nuclear weapon workers got a double whammy of bad news - the Biden administration is pressing a lawsuit to unravel a worker-friendly benefit program,...
We’re hoping to talk with people who have reported sexual misconduct to their schools in the past several years. If you work with survivors or...
A year after a catastrophic fire destroyed 80 percent of an Eastern Washington town, it is likely a harbinger, as climate change brings hotter summers...
The latest sampling at the Washington State Patrol Toxicology Laboratory detected residual levels of cocaine on five sites and meth on four sites within the...
