The Record

A trifecta of stressful scenarios all resting on one 17-year-old’s shoulders. Talking budgets with the County Executive. And burnout is affecting everyone right now, but this author argues that it never really stopped affecting millennials.

Intrigue on the high seas. Misinformation before the upcoming election. And a situation report, but for academic papers.

Beyond each nation's territorial waters, the oceans comprise a vast world. And that world is not a friendly place. You may have heard of Somalian pirates, but that's the tip of the iceberg.

A political battle in the Thurston County Commission race is demonstrating the power of misinformation and conspiracy in local elections.

A conflict of interest in the investigation of Manuel Ellis’ killing at the hands of Tacoma Police. Marshallese Islanders slipping through the cracks widened by COVID-19. And a chat with the head of the city’s legislative and executive branches on their competing visions for the future of policing in Seattle.

Courtney is here, and she’s coming to a mall near you. Also, what really happened at last night’s city council meeting and how UW professors are preparing to return to the classroom.

Stings right? The latest historical doll is from the very recent past. Bill Radke spoke with Allison Horrocks and Mary Mahoney, hosts of the American Girl Podcast about the doll's historical context and why it hits just a little to close to home.

Classes at the University of Washington begin next week. How are teachers preparing for them, and are online classes worth the price of tuition?

For a while, it seemed like the Seattle City Council was listening to constituents and organizers who said they wanted to see a significant cut in the police budget. The council proposed bills with cuts, but Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed the bills. The tug-of-war isn't over yet though.

Today’s the first day of fall, meaning cold weather gardening is upon us. And for those of you who perhaps just started gardening in 2020 (or even those who are old hands), gardening expert Ciscoe Morris is here for you.