Former Seattle Mayor Gordon Clinton, the man who founded the Seattle Human Rights Commission, and who established Seattle's first sister city (Kobe, Japan), and who is credited as being largely responsible for the construction of Seattle Center, died yesterday--but for some reason, received little fanfare. Today, the Mayor released a statement about Clinton, which was both heartfelt and slightly late. more ›

Scandal! Crime! Seabirds! It's all here in today's wrap-up. more ›

It's time to catch up on the news around the area, wouldn't you say? more ›

Crappy weather, crappy traffic, and a crappy jobs outlook mark today's headlines. Apparently, everyone remembered that Thursday is the day that we complain about where we live. more ›

At long last, it's Friday. Here's a spot of news (and your weather outlook) to get you ready for the weekend. more ›

Hot news, sad news, and news that will surprise no one. You've finally made it through Monday. more ›

Random shootings, political fundraising, mandatory sick leave and possible parking infraction rate hikes. But hey, at least the weather's ben nice. Welcome to your Monday Seattle. more ›

Compost, Boeing, and talking about the weather. What's more Seattle than that? more ›

In a city where the weather is conversation topic numero uno, and where geeks rule, it's no surprise that a shake-up in the meteorology scene could cause such the cultural tsunami. News of Cliff Mass's departure from KUOW's Weekday rocked the city, sparking debate about free speech, big media and, of course, the weather. His presence on public radio has been sorely missed, but all you weather fanatics get pumped: Cliff is coming back! more ›

The week's weather forecast: it's not as bad as last week's. more ›

Yesterday was the hottest day of the year so far! Plus, overwhelming public support for mandatory paid sick leave, some tunnel business, the Seattle School Board's new budget, government layoffs and some wayward honeybees. more ›

Your Tuesday Morning Headlines live in a cold world, the kind where accused killers ask for permission to question themselves and vampire meccas are destroyed. Also, just cold, you know? more ›

Bill Cosby is the reason you got stuck in traffic, lack of oversight is why you're paying too much (or too little) to keep the water running, Nintendo's shiny new toy and an (alleged) murder on trial. more ›

Our top picks to perk up your Monday? For starters, Architecture in Helsinki is playing at Neumos. more ›

Gunfire, vandalism and somewhat-buried treasure in the news today. Plus a look at some weekend weather that probably won't suck. more ›

Your holiday news: Kirkland readies for Wednesday's annexation, Napavine sees a twister and danger on I-90 serves as a reminder to drive safely. more ›

Does it really always rain on Memorial Day? Hanna goes on a weather fact-finding hunt, to see whether or not the myth is true. more ›

Finally! The chance for you to own your very own strip club! Plus mildly surprising figures for the cost and operation of the tunnel, the Pooping Postman won't be joining the ranks of the unemployed, a standoff in Bellevue and (big surprise) a prediction of rain for the weekend. more ›

Friday's news: a big blaze, some warm weather (and a hot story about a weather man), plus some new leads to a couple of cold cases. more ›

Don't worry about not getting outside today. Because it's going to be sunny again tomorrow. And the day after that. Seriously! more ›

Photos of a person who may be involved in the Kent Metro shooting, two girls having a good time (and getting busted) and yes. The weather. Why? Because it's crappy and because we can. more ›

You're right--this spring has been super, super crappy. Cliff Mass says so. more ›

Might not want to stand under any small trees today! The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory, starting now-ish and extending into the evening. Winds could reach 20-30 MPH with 45 MPH gusts--not extreme, but don't be surprised if there are some branches in your lawn come tomorrow. And don't leave the house with your umbrella--it's been through enough already. more ›

Real estate, real consequences for pan-handlers, and really crappy weather. What else is new? more ›

Beer at the market, snow in Bellingham, and a body in Ballard. Plus, another bill to privatize booze. more ›

Shady agents, transit trouble, and of course, a complaint about the weather. more ›

More water transport is closed, medical marijuana dispensaries can't catch a break, and some sage advice. more ›

March has arrived, more or less lionish with its fierce rains and brisk temperatures. We look forward to more lamb-like behavior and gentle temperatures later in the month, but for now, we celebrate the lion in all his majesty—and all his crafty realizations. Our crafty picks for this week focus on lions and run the gamut from crazy to classy to cute, meeting the needs of any March birthdays on your list. more ›

The possibility of snow that whipped local newscasters into a panty-bunching frenzy is becoming less and less likely. In a blog post today, Cliff Mass lays down for us the delicate circumstances it takes to produce snowflakes in the city: more ›

Weather watchers will be surprised, nay, shocked to learn that Cliff Mass doesn't put a lot of stock in the predictions of Punxsutawney Phil. more ›