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Emerald City Comic Con Has Connections to ICE

These Cosplaying Romantasy Nerds are Doing Something about It 

Anti-Drunk Driving Bill Crashes and Burns in the Legislature

You People Really Want to Keep Sipping and Steering, Huh?

Urbanist Ron Davis Hungers for the House

He’s Challenging 15-Year Incumbent Gerry Pollet

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Vote on Seattle’s Detention Moratorium Delayed

Every Other Local Jurisdiction Has More Hustle, but the Bill Is Still Alive

Community Organizer Jaelynn Scott Is Running to Represent the 37th Legislative District

She Wants to Bring Community-Centric Solutions to the State Level

Erasing Gates

Seattle’s Favorite Philanthropist Faces Campus Reality Check from UW Student

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What’s Behind the Gilded Doors of Aegis Senior Living?

Allegations of Labor Violations and Neglect, and the CEO at the Heart of it All

A Police Chief and His Cameras

In Madison, Shon Barnes ran a failed pilot program for body cameras. Now Seattle is trusting him with a mass surveillance program.

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20 Hours on the 1

We went looking for the culture of Seattle’s Light Rail. We found one that’s full of earnest local regulars, oppressive silence, and a Black Parade. 

Why Aren’t We Using All of Our Waterways to Move People?

Local optimists want more passenger ferries. Is it anything other than a beautiful pipe dream?

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