A roundup of various news surrounding the state of journalism.
Reader Susan Barfknecht says there needs to be more punishments for crimes.
Reader Mark Akers asks why a Bellevue story about an abortion app was considered “local news”.
What does a proposed library closure and extra store security have in common?
Reader Butch Reynolds talk about the bottom line.
Reader Larry Benson comments on the two ways history shows such conflicts resolve themselves.
From ghost papers to the arrests of journalists, we could be watching the “long slow death of Democracy.”
The “The Fine-Tuning Problem” theory posits that even if one thing went different in the creation of the universe, nothing would exist.
A minority of people should not determine who represents the majority.
How a daily’s newsroom is not just surviving, but thriving.
It’s time to bury the “Shareholder Theory”.
We’re lucky in the PNW, but the rest of the country? Not so much.
Vashon and Enumclaw might be politically different, but these fringe King County cities are more alike than you may think.