People pointing to serious hit-and-run crashes and erratic drivers say the pilot LimePod car-sharing service is leading to new dangers on the road. LimePod test drive: Lime’s new carshare product for Seattle They say the company needs to make things…

There were two World’s Fairs held in Seattle during the 20th century: One in 1962 at Seattle Center, but also in 1909 on the University of Washington campus. What’s a little unusual about both of them is that they were…

In the latest chapter in the years-long effort to get the Seattle Police Department in compliance with orders from the Department of Justice, a judge has ordered the city to work with a federal monitor and the Citizens Police Commission…

A Superior Court judge has overruled the reinstatement of a controversial Seattle police officer, initially fired for punching a woman in the back seat of his patrol car. “This whole thing has been a cover up and it’s been orchestrated,”…

Rent control has not been an option in Washington State since 1981, when the state Legislature made it illegal, and banned cities and towns from enacting rent regulations of their own. Sawant renews push for rent control in Seattle There…

In the midst of Seattle celebrating the building of a new downtown bike lane, many businesses in the area fear the effect the lanes could have on their ability to operate. A case arguing for Seattle’s controversial bike lanes Seattle…

An advisory board commissioned by Seattle City Council released its first report regarding the use of soda tax funds, clashing with Mayor Jenny Durkan on how the money was spent. Seattle soda tax: Scare tactics, politics, and a veto promise…

With the primary pretty much wrapped up, the attention turns toward the November election, including a controversial measure to reduce car tabs to $30 per vehicle. Decoding the lengthy saga to lower state car tab fees The $30 dollar car…

Farming has been a part of life in what’s now Washington for about 200 years, and the state is dotted with old barns going back to the early 20th century, and even the 19th century. On just about any long…

Seattle teachers were seen rallying along I-5 Wednesday morning, asking for support in negotiating better contracts this school year. WPC’s Liv Finne: Teacher layoffs that hurt education the result of raises The contracts are initially due in one week. The…