54 min ago | The Kansas City Star
Seattle wants to attract willing but wary bikers
For many in Seattle, the image of a typical cyclist is a Spandex-clad, yellow-jacketed two-wheeled warrior who braves the steep streets of this city.But as the city prepares to overhauls its five-year-old bike plan, some want to make the city safer and friendlier to those not so accustomed to navigating the streets on two wheels.There's a new push ... (more)
54 min ago | The Capital-Journal
Seattle wants to attract willing but wary bikers
In this May 31, 2012 photo, a bicyclist commuting during rush hour keeps an eye on a car turning in front of him, in Seattle.
3 hrs ago | HeraldNet
Helen Jackson's voice has been missed in Everett
Helen Jackson speaks next to a bust of her late husband Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson at the dedication of the Henry M. Jackson room at the Snohomish County Council on May 5, 1987.
8 hrs ago | Capitol Hill Blog
From Capitol Hill's academic halls, a 'Socialist Alternative' to Pedersen in 43rd race
The Pacific Northwest's two-time award winning neighborhood news site Got a tip? E-mail CHS chs@capitolhillseattle.com Call or text 399-5959 A Seattle Central Community College economics professor and Socialist Alternative candidate for state representative is challenging Democrat Jamie Pedersen in Capitol Hill's 43rd District.
11 hrs ago | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Kerns: Moonlight Musicals, Rockin' 33 house concert, Flatlanders all on horizon
A bit of this and a bit of that ... with kudos to the Covenant Health Foundation for planning its 11th year of an event called "Storytellers." It will take place from 7 to 10 p.m. June 23 at the Cactus Theater, 1812 Buddy Holly Ave.
15 hrs ago | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Victims of violence: The homicide victims in Seattle this year
So far this year, Seattle has had 21 homicides, and all but two of the victims were killed by gunfire.
Queen Elizabeth unlike any other
In this 1937 file photo, Britain's Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, poses with her husband, King George VI, and their two daughters, Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen Elizabeth II, center, and Princess Margaret.. Queen Elizabeth II, once a shy princess, was thrust onto the throne by the abdication of her uncle and then the death of her father.
Democrats boo Sen. Kastama at convention
Brad Shannon maintains this blog. He is political editor at The Olympian and can be reached at 360-753-1688 or bshannon@theolympian.com . Washington Democrats voted by acclaim to endorse the re-election of several leaders today, including U.S. Sen.
Police credit homeless felon for helping at tragic shooting
When Seattle police officers met Jason Yori years ago, circumstances weren't ideal.
Free Summer Concerts schedule at Ballard Locks, video
Seattle residents are lucky to have multiple opportunities to enjoy a variety of free entertainment.
Brewing: Private liquor sales begin in Washington state today
The new liquor store area at the QFC on Capitol Hill in Seattle at about 7:15 a.m. Friday, June 1, 2012.
Mercer UpGarden turns parking spots into garden beds
The UpGarden on Mercer Street, built on the top of an area parking garage, will be one of the country's first public rooftop gardens.
Huh?! Worst-dressed cities, and Seattle isn't one?
To the editors of Travel + Leisure magazine: I think your readers made a tiny mistake in your new list titled " America's Worst-Dressed People ." I'm not arguing that Anchorage in Alaska isn't the worst-dressed city in America.
Mass Murderer Update: 'Hero' Threw Stools at Ian Stawicki as He Fired Away, Saving 3 Lives
An unnamed "hero" threw two stools at Ian Stawicki as he began firing off his .45 caliber handgun in a murderous rampage yesterday that left five dead, allowing at least three people to escape likely death, police officials said today.
SLIDESHOW: Council member Joe McDermott's Roxbury Lanes party focuses on marriage equality
Can 'Random acts of kindness' become a business? Bill Cullins thinks so Bill Cullins is the first one to tell you he's tried many careers.
Anti-gunners waste no time exploiting Seattle slayings, pushing agenda
While Seattle still reels from Wednesday's horrific one-man crime spree that left five people dead and one seriously wounded, members of Washington Ceasefire are wasting no time in using the events to push their agenda.
Police laud 'hero' in Seattle shootings
The man had been banned from the artsy cafe for acting out, but that didn't stop him from walking in, taking a seat at the bar and trying to place an order.
Green incentive -- Capitol Hill's future as an EcoDistrict
The Pacific Northwest's two-time award winning neighborhood news site Got a tip? E-mail CHS chs@capitolhillseattle.com Call or text 399-5959 Broadway Performance Hall was packed full of the greenest folk on Capitol Hill Tuesday night to discuss the neighborhood's future as an EcoDistrict.
Family: Seattle gunman had a concealed weapon permit
The gunman accused of killing five people in cold blood Wednesday had a concealed weapon permit even though he was becoming noticeably more volatile over time, his father said in an interview with KOMO News.