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You may know that Jean Godden has served on Seattle’s City Council for the last 10 years. Before that she worked as a journalist for the Seattle…

The campaign for Seattle mayor is already underway. The new mayor will face a variety of obstacles from transportation and business to poverty and…

A new report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention shows that suicide deaths have surpassed car deaths in the United States. According to the…

Forty-nine states now have laws on bullying. Schools have policies and punishments. But Slate senior editor Emily Bazelon says there’s a risk that…

Nearly 35 percent of students are abusing stimulants such as Adderall, Ritalin or Vyvanse. That's according to a study by the National Center for…

Stephen Apkon says we live in a world of images but do not have the visual literacy to understand them. His new book is "The Age of the Image: Redefining…

When a homicide detective retires or is promoted, the unsolved cases are marked “cold.” Currently the Seattle Police Department works on about ten cold…

For 31 years journalist James Bamford has been writing about the National Security Agency and the threats he sees it posing to our privacy. Even after all…

Washington state is cutting back funding for the smoking cessation hotline. That means some people will only be able to call once. Are stop-smoking…

Balancing work and the rest of your life can be incredibly hard, especially in the contemporary work environment. A recent study found that almost 40…