Politics Seattle caught between tribal rights and protecting its water supply Citing treaty rights, the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe wants to camp inside the Cedar River Watershed. The City says no. by David Kroman / October 26, 2018
Environment Seattle, cloaked in smoke, puts on a face mask WATCH: What the view from the Space Needle looked like on the worst air quality day this century. by David Kroman / August 20, 2018
News Seattle Fire Department plans to replace its Northgate 'cancer house' station Firefighters have long suspected the station has been making them sick. by David Kroman / October 18, 2019
Politics After Amtrak crash, a surreal procession as cleanup begins The crushed train car sat on a flatbed truck on Interstate 5 outside of DuPont, Washington. Positioned upside down, gashes down the side as if mauled by a bear, the car was perched high enough that... by David Kroman / December 19, 2017
News Who was most harmed during Seattle’s heat wave? As temperatures rose, Seattle Fire saw a huge jump in calls for service. A disproportionate number were for people experiencing homelessness. by David Kroman / July 1, 2021
Opinion Washington conservationists are Scott free. Now what? Without Scott Pruitt as EPA administrator, expect fewer headlines and the same terrible policies. by Peter Jackson / July 6, 2018
Environment Midday Scan: Ms get political about new arena plan The Seattle Mariners logo. by Peter Jackson / April 4, 2012
Politics Midday Scan: The history-in-the-news edition The fire lookout on Green Mountain in the Glacier Peak Wilderness. by Peter Jackson / March 30, 2012
Environment Midday Scan: Washington 'a profile in female-political representation' Washington Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen (D) by Peter Jackson / March 27, 2012
Politics Midday Scan: Monday's top stories around the region A slumber-party sit-in prepares to meet the law. by Peter Jackson / October 17, 2011