Articles in Seattle and The Puget Sound
Last April, the Washington State Board of Education published its Public School Accountability Index, a measure of how the state’s 2,000-plus public K-12 schools are educating more than half a million children. Earlier this week, …
[Article first appeared at Red County]
Less than one year after KUOW Radio’s Conversation program had me on the air to discuss the controversy over the siting of the DreamGirls strip club within line drive …
Conservatives, mark October 6, 2010 on your calendar. Syndicated columnist and Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer will be speaking in Seattle, when he headlines the Washington Policy Center’s gala dinner along with Washington State’s …
Regional transit authorities are one step closer to getting the green light from Olympia to legally pick the pockets of vehicle owners.
Early results from Tuesday, February 9’s special election were made available on the King County Elections website at precisely 8:15 p.m. The quick upshot: school levies are passing but the officials and employees of the King County Library System have a long night (and possibly long week) ahead waiting for a definitive result.
Finally and with climactic energy, Dow’s man crush on the President (Obama was referred to by name during Constantine’s campaign only slightly less often than that of the candidate himself) was revealed for Wednesday night for all of Twitterdom to behold.

