Judy Lightfoot writes about how the region's people confront a variety of challenges. She often draws on her weekly one-on-one coffees with individuals sharing our public spaces who are socially isola
Seattle's hygiene center for homeless people is rare in that it lets families with children use the services together. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the center is festooned with a symbolic paper chain (Crosscut video).
The state expects the UW to be both "racehorse and workhorse," and on a starvation diet. The university's only recourse: lowering educational quality and privatizing.
Four films look at the lives of women and at the forces shaping the lives of their daughters.
A developer's proposed amendments to increase density in the neighborhood near a planned light-rail station didn't pass the Seattle City Council - yet.
Bacevich has a new book about the maintenance of America's armed military presence in a state of readiness to wage war anywhere, any time.
