USC quarterback Todd Marinovich is surrounded by Washington defenders during their game at Husky Stadium in 1990. (Courtesy of UW Athletics)
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Larry Stone

The Pac-12 will never be the same again, and that’s sad | Larry Stone

After the defection of USC and UCLA last week, which left the Pac-12 in limbo, it’s impossible not to feel like something personal has been torn apart, writes columnist Larry Stone.

Politics

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks before he signs the state budget at The Villages, Florida, on June 2, 2022. (Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel/TNS) 51067165W

Republican states are trying to use federal COVID aid to cut taxes

Opinion

Keeping this fish on the region’s plate requires U.S. leadership | Op-Ed
Paul Krugman
Another step toward climate apocalypse | Paul Krugman
The Times recommends: Lelach Rave for 46th District, Position 2 | Editorial
The Times recommends: Javier Valdez for Senate District 46 | Editorial

Local News

Abortion rights demonstrators outside of the Supreme Court in Washington on June 25, 2022. , the day after the court overturned Roe v. Wade. A poll revealed that a sizable majority of women in the United States, 67 percent, opposed the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe. (Haiyun Jiang/The New York Times) .

Why WA leaders gave this abortion fund money after the Roe reversal

Featured Columnist

Even in liberal WA, the Catholic Church has too much influence on abortion access

Education Lab

Seattle schools will see ripple effects as enrollment plummets
After contentious bidding war, Seattle School Board will vote on school bus contract
A new law will help families access interpreters in WA public schools
Can peer mental health programs bridge access gaps for youth? Experts say it’s complicated

Business & Tech

FILE – This Nov. 3, 2008 file photo shows one of Pacific Gas and Electric’s Diablo Canyon Power Plant’s nuclear reactors in Avila Beach, Calif. Facing possible electricity shortages, California Gov. Gavin Newsom raised the possibility that the state’s sole remaining nuclear power plant might continue operating beyond a planned closing by 2025, an idea that could revive a decades-old fight over earthquake safety at the site. Dozens of environmental and anti-nuclear groups are opposing an extension of the plant’s life. (AP Photo/Michael A. Mariant, File) LA201

Nuclear power gets new push in U.S., winning converts

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Nation & World

Law enforcement and members of the FBI Evidence Response team meet and gather data along Central Avenue following yesterday’s mass shooting on Tuesday, July 5, 2022 in Highland Park, Ill. (Stacey Wescott/Chicago Tribune via AP) ILCHT210

July 4 shooting suspect bought guns legally despite threats VIEW

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Food & Drink

Boozy milkshakes and a side of truffle fries are a perfect summer afternoon snack at Stack 571 Burger & Whiskey bar.

Two shopping centers in Kirkland’s Totem Lake offer everything from boozy milkshakes to Persian flatbread VIEW

Pacific NW Magazine

Create your own home art gallery with iconic PNW images — on the cheap

Back at the dawn of ‘Earthrise,’ Boeing engineers ruled the sky

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Arts & Life

Emmy winners Benjamin Strickland, left, Richard McLean, Brent James Driscoll and Oliver Stellfox know how to collaborate and produce work that focuses on showcasing local artists through live-streaming and hybrid events. Sessions In Place: founders of Sessions in Place: Oliver Stellfox, Brent James Driscoll, Benjamin Strickland Thursday June 29, 2020 220840

How a Seattle-area pandemic project won an Emmy Award

Photography

Fireworks erupt over Lake Union in Seattle, Wash., on Monday, July 4, 2022. (Amanda Ray / The Seattle Times)
Local News

Photos: Seattle celebrates the 4th of July VIEW

Jonathan La Plan of San Jose, Calif., makes quick repairs to his winning bot Crunch Time at Seattle Center Saturday. He competes in the 30-pound bot category and his is capable of 30-mph. The free event continues Sunday. LO Bot Battles competition at Seattle Center Armory House. Continues Sunday Saturday July 2, 2022 220894
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Robots duke it out this weekend at Seattle Bot Battles 18

Danish artist Thomas Dambo’s “Nordic Swan” is guided onto a forklift during installation at the National Nordic Museum in Ballard. The sculpture Is made of hundreds of recycled plastic buckets and wood. It represents the country’s national bird. With a wingspan of about 13-feet, the sculpture weighs 200-pounds and will sit upon base at the entrance to the museum. On July 7, the Danish ambassador, her excellency Lone Dencker Wisborg, will visit the museum to celebrate the installation and do a presentation on sustainability and art. It’ll be on display until the end of the year. Dambo uses discarded and recycled materials in his art. Here’s a link to a video: https://thomasdambo.com/works/nordic-swan-2/ Ref to more photos online LO Linesonly Thursday June 30, 2022 220847
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A giant swan arrives at the National Nordic Museum, with a message WATCH

Downtown Seattle – Seattle Pride Parade – 062622 A performer with Entre Hermanos looks up into the sun with rose shaped sunglasses during the Pride Parade Sunday, June 26, 2022 in Seattle, Wash. 220748
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Photos: 2022 Seattle Pride Parade VIEW