Politics Watch the second U.S. Senate debate here Incumbent U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D) and challenger Susan Hutchison (R) face off at Spokane Community College. by Crosscut Editors / October 20 Connect with us Facebook Twitter Latest Up next Politics Mayor, chief lobby to save police contract Facing questions about police accountability, Durkan and allies stress the need for a pay raise. by David Kroman / October 19 October 19, 2018 Up next News Fighting for the right to run — without being assaulted Recent attacks on runners along the Green Lake trail, and a rash of attempted rapes in Ravenna, spurred one woman to act. by Sara Bernard / October 19 October 19, 2018 / Updated at 11:30 a.m. Up next Environment Carbon Fee: 'For once, this was done right' Tribal members and environmental groups take the Carbon Fee fight to the steps of the Western States Petroleum Association in Lacey. by Manola Secaira / October 18 October 18, 2018 Up next Culture Cleaning the glass at a Seattle icon VIDEO: Atop the Space Needle, Paul Best preserves the spectacular view. by Aileen Imperial / October 18 October 18, 2018 Opinion Death penalty: What to do about the Supreme Court’s decision October 19 John Carlson hosts a morning drive show on AM 570 KVI. He is a co-founder of the Washington Policy Center in Seattle. An initiative should restore the death penalty — no exceptions allowed — for those who murder children in particularly cruel manner. Opinion A fond farewell as Seattle’s viaduct hits the highway October 17 Rob French, a former journalist, lives in West Seattle. Seattle’s historic scenic drive will be a tough one to say goodbye to. ANNOUNCEMENT New Crosscut / Elway Poll out week of October 15 October 12, 2018 More latest stories Want more quality local journalism? Sign up for Crosscut's newsletter and get daily headlines straight to your inbox. 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WA’s death penalty can’t be justified until we fix the system October 12 Columnist Knute Berger is Crosscut’s Mossback. Born and raised in Seattle, he writes with his own Pacific Northwest perspective. I support capital punishment in some cases, but the Supreme Court was right to deem it unconstitutional. Seattle’s traditional behaviors that need some revisiting October 10 Columnist Knute Berger is Crosscut’s Mossback. Born and raised in Seattle, he writes with his own Pacific Northwest perspective. There are certain behaviors Seattleites have grown accustomed to — but shouldn't we evolve? More in opinion Events Crosscut Live: A Hip Hop History of Seattle Calendar Created with Sketch. Nov. 1, 2018 Clock Created with Sketch. 7:30 p.m. We’ll trace the history of Seattle’s jazz scene, the rise of hip hop, and the present-day music scene as they’ve been shaped by red lining, the Teen Dance Ordinance, gentrification and the tech boom. More events More stories Culture Cleaning the glass at a Seattle icon VIDEO: Atop the Space Needle, Paul Best preserves the spectacular view. by Aileen Imperial / October 18, 2018 Culture 8 things to do in Seattle Megan Griffith's Sadie, Phoebe Robinson, 'boisterous brass' music and other cultural activities. by Michael Upchurch & Brangien Davis / October 18, 2018 Politics Schrier, Rossi vie for split-ticket voters in sole 8th District debate Trump surrogate or member of "The Resistance"? In Ellensburg, opponents square off for the hotly contested House race. by David Kroman / October 17, 2018 News Civilian group deals blow to Seattle police contract In a setback for Mayor Durkan, the Community Police Commission urges city to reject police collective bargaining agreement. by David Kroman / October 17, 2018 / Updated at 6:30 p.m. Politics Watch the only 8th District debate here Kim Schrier and Dino Rossi will face off at tonight's debate. Here's what you should know. by Crosscut Editors / October 17, 2018 News Report: Washington foster kids abused at out-of-state group home Washington social workers allegedly knew of the abuses, but did not act. by Allegra Abramo InvestigateWest / October 17, 2018 News In Federal Way, a key witness to a police shooting was deported by ICE Two years after Ricardo Hernandez was killed, attorneys are suing in federal court. by David Kroman / October 17, 2018 More stories
Politics Watch the second U.S. Senate debate here Incumbent U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D) and challenger Susan Hutchison (R) face off at Spokane Community College. by Crosscut Editors / October 20 Connect with us Facebook Twitter
Up next Politics Mayor, chief lobby to save police contract Facing questions about police accountability, Durkan and allies stress the need for a pay raise. by David Kroman / October 19 October 19, 2018
Up next News Fighting for the right to run — without being assaulted Recent attacks on runners along the Green Lake trail, and a rash of attempted rapes in Ravenna, spurred one woman to act. by Sara Bernard / October 19 October 19, 2018 / Updated at 11:30 a.m.
Up next Environment Carbon Fee: 'For once, this was done right' Tribal members and environmental groups take the Carbon Fee fight to the steps of the Western States Petroleum Association in Lacey. by Manola Secaira / October 18 October 18, 2018
Up next Culture Cleaning the glass at a Seattle icon VIDEO: Atop the Space Needle, Paul Best preserves the spectacular view. by Aileen Imperial / October 18 October 18, 2018
Opinion Death penalty: What to do about the Supreme Court’s decision October 19 John Carlson hosts a morning drive show on AM 570 KVI. He is a co-founder of the Washington Policy Center in Seattle. An initiative should restore the death penalty — no exceptions allowed — for those who murder children in particularly cruel manner.
John Carlson hosts a morning drive show on AM 570 KVI. He is a co-founder of the Washington Policy Center in Seattle.
Opinion A fond farewell as Seattle’s viaduct hits the highway October 17 Rob French, a former journalist, lives in West Seattle. Seattle’s historic scenic drive will be a tough one to say goodbye to.
Culture Muslim Khmer performance artist mourns her lost garment by creating anew After her Red Chador was lost overseas, Anida Yoeu Ali of Tacoma has found a way to grieve. by Tamiko Nimura / October 11
Politics She's 29, Latina and running for office — as a Republican Can Maia Espinoza disrupt the Washington Legislature's all-white Republican caucus? by Cambria Roth / October 10
Politics video-icon Schrier, Rossi vie for split-ticket voters in sole 8th District debate by David Kroman / October 17
To save salmon, orcas: Make landowners pay October 15 Doug Hennick is an aquatic ecologist on the staff of the Wild Fish Conservancy. Too few property owners are choosing to improve habitat. Their alternative should be annual payments.
WA’s death penalty can’t be justified until we fix the system October 12 Columnist Knute Berger is Crosscut’s Mossback. Born and raised in Seattle, he writes with his own Pacific Northwest perspective. I support capital punishment in some cases, but the Supreme Court was right to deem it unconstitutional.
Columnist Knute Berger is Crosscut’s Mossback. Born and raised in Seattle, he writes with his own Pacific Northwest perspective.
Seattle’s traditional behaviors that need some revisiting October 10 Columnist Knute Berger is Crosscut’s Mossback. Born and raised in Seattle, he writes with his own Pacific Northwest perspective. There are certain behaviors Seattleites have grown accustomed to — but shouldn't we evolve?
Columnist Knute Berger is Crosscut’s Mossback. Born and raised in Seattle, he writes with his own Pacific Northwest perspective.
Crosscut Live: A Hip Hop History of Seattle Calendar Created with Sketch. Nov. 1, 2018 Clock Created with Sketch. 7:30 p.m. We’ll trace the history of Seattle’s jazz scene, the rise of hip hop, and the present-day music scene as they’ve been shaped by red lining, the Teen Dance Ordinance, gentrification and the tech boom.
Culture Cleaning the glass at a Seattle icon VIDEO: Atop the Space Needle, Paul Best preserves the spectacular view. by Aileen Imperial / October 18, 2018
Culture 8 things to do in Seattle Megan Griffith's Sadie, Phoebe Robinson, 'boisterous brass' music and other cultural activities. by Michael Upchurch & Brangien Davis / October 18, 2018
Politics Schrier, Rossi vie for split-ticket voters in sole 8th District debate Trump surrogate or member of "The Resistance"? In Ellensburg, opponents square off for the hotly contested House race. by David Kroman / October 17, 2018
News Civilian group deals blow to Seattle police contract In a setback for Mayor Durkan, the Community Police Commission urges city to reject police collective bargaining agreement. by David Kroman / October 17, 2018 / Updated at 6:30 p.m.
Politics Watch the only 8th District debate here Kim Schrier and Dino Rossi will face off at tonight's debate. Here's what you should know. by Crosscut Editors / October 17, 2018
News Report: Washington foster kids abused at out-of-state group home Washington social workers allegedly knew of the abuses, but did not act. by Allegra Abramo InvestigateWest / October 17, 2018
News In Federal Way, a key witness to a police shooting was deported by ICE Two years after Ricardo Hernandez was killed, attorneys are suing in federal court. by David Kroman / October 17, 2018
