Every year for the past half decade or so, a holiday controversy has turned the Puget Sound area into a national laughingstock.
In September 2007, Michael Vick was charged and later convicted of running a dog fighting ring out of his home.
Do you ever wonder what it would be like if everyone was as thoughtful about the needs and well-being of others as they were about themselves?
A few weeks ago, while trolling entertainment sites, I noticed a piece of news that caused me to get out of my seat and tell the nearest person.
Sometimes you can step into controversy while trying to avoid it.
A few weeks ago, while trolling entertainment sites, I noticed a piece of news that caused me to get out of my seat and tell the nearest person.
Now that the Mystery Wine Walk is over, it seems a little quiet downtown.
Even though the plan to manage the Columbia and Snake rivers continues in flux, things are improving for the fish and people who depend on the two waterways.
When President Obama addressed Congress and the nation on the need for health-care reform, he brushed off medical malpractice lawsuit abuse with a cursory acknowledgement of the problem.
Downtown Main Street played host once again to our Mystery Wine Walk Saturday night.
Last year was the single worst season in Seattle sports history. The University of Washington Huskies, a dynasty under Don James in the early ‘90s, didn’t win a game all season.
We’ve been hearing the warnings for years, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other “leading experts.
