We made it to Friday! Just in time to catch some of the Olympics competitions this weekend… … but first, here’s the news.
Continue readingThursday news roundup
More election news, plus a smattering of other goings-on.
Continue readingWednesday news roundup
A bridge reopens, and more election coverage. Happy Wednesday.
Continue readingTuesday news roundup
The news is all over the map — and the sky — this morning.
Continue readingNotes from today’s Council meetings
The Council violates the City Charter, and more.
Continue readingMonday news roundup
After ballots were sent out last week, the news this morning is pretty focused on the upcoming election. But don’t forget to get out there and enjoy the perfect weather.
Continue readingThis week in Council Chambers: July 19-23, 2021
With one month before the Council’s August recess, the race to get a bunch of 2021 budget bills out the door begins.
Continue readingFriday news roundup
We made it to the weekend! Here’s the news.
Continue readingHow is Seattle’s water supply?
With Governor Inslee’s declaration yesterday of a drought in most of the state, it’s worth taking a moment to look at how Seattle is doing for water resources.
Continue readingState Supreme Court clarifies rules for King County inquests, allows pending inquests to move forward
This morning the Washington State Supreme court issued a powerful 49-page unanimous ruling resolving a fierce, multi-year, multi-party battle over how inquests should be conducted in King County. The ruling upholds portions of the changes that King County Executive Dow Constantine enacted through a series of executive orders, but wipes out other parts.
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