Each Noveltease production takes a literary work from the public domain and breathes life into them with rhinestones, gender play and grit. Some of the titles they’ve adapted include “Frankenstein,” ...

Maybe that’s why Trump is so serious about invading some convenient country like Canada (close, mostly speaks English, so easy to ask directions) or Greenland (close, directions are irrelevant, it’s ...

Through this special monthly column in partnership with Real Change, we encourage you to bear witness to the creativity and resilience of systems-impacted young people, who are so often relegated to ...

On April 4, Microsoft employees and their allies disrupted a high-profile 50th anniversary VIP celebratory event for the company, calling attention to the corporation’s contracting with Israel’s ...

On Feb. 28, immigration authorities detained 64-year-old Lewelyn Dixon, a University of Washington lab technician, as she returned from the Philippines through SeaTac International Airport. Dixon was ...

I want to talk about tariffs, penguins, etc., like everybody else is, but first I am going to talk about my habit of quitting things cold turkey. By the way, I have never figured out what turkeys have ...

On Feb. 6, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture (OAC), which runs ARTS at King Street Station, hosted the opening ceremony of the Fresh Perspectives exhibit. Created in 2018 by OAC and funded by ...

On March 18, the Seattle City Council passed a new ordinance to redesignate several blocks near the city’s baseball and football stadiums as fit for housing, allowing the potential construction of ...

The Nickelsville Central Committee is preparing to restart the process of opening a tiny house village at 7112 Rainier Ave. S. (Photo by Guy Oron.) ...

My motto is “no multitasking.” One thing at a time. Either I’m planning a military attack on designated terrorists or I’m meeting with a Satanic, incompetent reporter. Never both at once. It’s why I ...