Inside Crosscut Tightknit community’s brush with coronavirus hits home for a Seattle reporter Hometown roots helped city reporter David Kroman get connected to Kitsap County’s first COVID-19 patients on Bainbridge Island. by David Kroman / March 26, 2020
Inside Crosscut How a Crosscut reporter found tears in Seattle's housing safety nets A developing story series explores an undercovered aspect of the Seattle area’s homelessness crisis: what it’s like to get older without stable housing. by David Kroman / October 12, 2019
News The future of Capitol Hill’s protest zone may lie in Seattle history Could the East Precinct follow in the footsteps of Daybreak Star, El Centro de la Raza and Northwest African American Museum? by Margo Vansynghel & David Kroman / June 17, 2020
Inside Crosscut The politics at the heart of Chief Carmen Best’s resignation From the view where a Crosscut City Hall reporter sits, here’s his quick take on what drove Chief Best to suddenly retire. by David Kroman / August 18, 2020
Inside Crosscut What Dr. Ben Danielson’s resignation meant to Seattle The revered doctor’s exit has caused an uproar from the Black community and a reckoning for Seattle Children’s Hospital. by David Kroman / January 19, 2021
News A Seattle Weekly driver delivers the paper one last time "It’s kind of like a death in the family in a way.” by David Kroman / February 28, 2019
Politics Local Native leaders want Pike Place totem poles removed The monuments were intended to honor Native history. But those in the know say it’s the wrong history. by David Kroman / September 27, 2018
Politics Showbox owner strikes back with lawsuit The owners of the property housing the Showbox music venue want more than $40 million in damages from the City if the venue is saved. by David Kroman / September 5, 2018 / Updated at 4:50 PM
Politics Mariners get $135M in taxes, while tourism strikes out After a close King County Council vote, the Mariners are poised to get most of what they sought for Safeco Field maintenance. by David Kroman / September 5, 2018 / Updated at 4:25 p.m.
Culture As Seattle’s Black community is pushed south, a children’s clinic follows Seattle's Odessa Brown Children's Clinic is scheduled to break ground next year for a second location at the Othello light rail station. by David Kroman / July 31, 2018