The federal law was established in 1939.
The jury is our citizens, and they are divided.
Right now, there is no front-runner.
Community members express concern about police accountability.
Secretary of State Kim Wyman is the lone Republican who looks strong heading into November.
In addition to candidate races this November, there will be policy questions for the public to approve or reject.
Races underway across state and King County.
Based on comments from elected officials and police, the Black Lives Matter movement is picking up political momentum just in…
Many white people believe we are an inclusive community and that we universally love our police department. However, that is…
Inquests frequently unfold against a backdrop of sadness and drama: Family members’ shock at the sudden loss of a loved…
Gov. Jay Inslee’s recent move to name a task force to review racial justice and police reform set the tone…
Our country is at a defining moment in our search for true equality.
History continues to repeat itself as another black man dies at the hands of a white police officer. Could it…
Last year, most political insiders thought 2020 would be a big Democratic year in our statewide elections and might be…
District 30 seats are up for grabs.
There will be many other interpretations of the mayor’s actions, and this episode will have repercussions among the eight elected officials that run City Hall.
Elections are next year, and with the high profile marketing for the event, the speech always sounds more like a “please vote for me” campaign kick-off.
Sometimes making a law isn’t pretty, and by the time everybody weighs in, that great idea may look completely different.
The six remaining council members will decide who the new council member will be, and politics will play a role.
The “old boy’s club” that is our fire department doesn’t appear all that interested in having the taxpayers, who pay the bill, actually understand what is going.
