Politics How Trump's emergency declaration could put immense pressure on our court system Kim Malcolm talks with UW associate law professor Lisa Manheim about President Trump's national emergency declaration to build a border wall. Kim Malcolm Andy Hurst
Politics Bricks could rain down on your head during the next major quake. These proposals want to fix that Thousands of old brick, stone and concrete buildings in the Pacific Northwest could crumble in the next strong earthquake. To face that challenge,... Tom Banse
Health Russian social media fuels vaccine anxiety as measles spreads in Washington State Russian social media fuels vaccine anxiety as measles spreads in Washington State David Hyde
Politics The Seattle City Council is going to look very different next year Paige Browning talks with Crosscut reporter David Kroman about the uncertain future of the Seattle City Council. Paige Browning Andy Hurst
Technology Digital license plates may be coming soon to a road near you If a custom license plate or a college-themed plate isn't good enough for your car, a startup has the latest in automotive accessories: a digital... Tom Banse
Politics A reporter annotated our conversation on public records with a state senator via Twitter With Twitter annotations from Crosscut political reporter Melissa Santos, Sen. Jamie Pedersen explains a new proposal to make the Washington state legislature "more transparent." Amina Al-Sadi Bill Radke
Environment Seattle homeowners: It's on you to shovel your sidewalk A reminder from the city of Seattle: If you're a property owner, shoveling the sidewalk is your responsibility. Angela King Jason Pagano
Politics Seattle gets blanketed by half a foot of snow — and there's more to come Sunday After half a foot of snow on Friday night and additional inches on Saturday, the city is expecting another one to three inches Sunday afternoon. Jill Jackson Sydney Brownstone
Arts & Life Ask a judge, learn about the 'work that has to be done' KUOW's 'Ask A'® team went to the King Country Courthouse to learn more about being a Judge. Sonya Harris
Politics Grant County gets to keep its ban on the United Nations. But the Oregon county has other ideas, too In 2002, Grant County, Oregon banned the United Nations by citizen initiative. The referendum wasn't close: 58 percent of voters said to keep the United... Tom Banse
