Opinion
Slowing the spread of news deserts: An update on local news ventures visited in 2023 | The Free Press Initiative
A few examples of how independent news in Washington is staying strong.
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: I am excited to vote for the new community center
Reader Julie Holbrook opines about the state of the local senior center and the need for a space…
Opinion
The U.S. controls economic chokepoints to spy on other countries | In Focus
Has America abused the strength of the dollar?
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: If Republicans control the government, we’ll lose our social safety nets
Reader Larry Benson argues that while Republicans might be tough on crime, they would also take away institutions…
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: The right wants more criminal accountability – except at the top
Reader Gene Clegg posits that our leaders’ unwillingness to promote morality is affecting the rest of the country.
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: It should be about character, not color
Reader George Terhaar evokes MLK Jr. in regard to former Harvard president Claudine Gay’s resignation.
Opinion
Free Press roundup: A ‘bloodbath’ of news layoffs but also impactful stories in 2023 | The Free Press Initiative
There were nearly 2,700 layoffs last year, on top of two-thirds of newspaper newsroom jobs having been lost…
Opinion
The importance of developing relationships | In Focus
It took me decades to follow the advice of my mother - you can start sooner.
Opinion
Canadian publisher on Google deal boosting newsrooms | The Free Press Initiative
The Online News Act is expected to give newspapers in Canada a “fighting chance”.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: A big thank you from the Senior Center
Senior Center Manager Melissa Holt thanks Enumclaw for its support.
Opinion
WA’s news fellowship draws heavy interest, highlights need | The Free Press Initiative
Washington State University’s Murrow School will be placing eight journalists into local newsrooms.
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Democrats to blame for King County’s crime rate
Reader Jon Buss contends Democrats are more interested in protecting criminals than law-abiding citizens.