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Coalition calls on state AG to investigate 183 police officers with 'compromised credibility' The Washington Black Lives Matter Alliance (WBLMA) issued a letter to state Attorney General Bob Ferguson on Thursday, calling on him to open an investigation into 183 police officers who they say have “compromised credibility.” This came in the wake of a report released Thursday morning by Crosscut’s Melissa Santos, which detailed the Washington police officers who have been placed on what’s known as the Brady list, or “essentially a collection of cops who c...

Over the last year, housing prices in Seattle and the greater Puget Sound area have skyrocketed. What can be done to manage that? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner believes that the solution may lie in ending single-family zoning once and for all. As Gardner points out, roughly 70% of Seattle is zoned for single-family homes, restricting the construction of larger, dense housing options, like duplexes, triplexes, or apartments. “That doesn’t make any sense — we need to reconsider that,” Gardner told KIRO Radio’s Gee and Ursula Show. “The trouble is we have a lot of existi...

Awkwardly asking to speak to the right person during a call Teenage years can be awkward enough — calling a crush at their house and having to converse with their parents before you could speak to them just exacerbated things. These days most teens already have their own phones, and (let's be real) likely text instead of calling, anyways. Running out of blank disks Back in the day, a "cloud" was just something in the sky, and we needed a stash of floppy disks to save our files. Things improved when we started burning CDs — but only slightly. PHOTO: Sainam Poploy / EyeEm

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Are Bahamas’ Tiny Islands Ready For Hundreds of Cruise Visitors? Published 3 weeks ago en masse. So it is little surprise that the announcement of all-Bahamas cruises aboard Crystal Serenity — with stops at islands where the population isn’t much larger than the passenger complement — is generating some controversy. Beginning July 3, luxury line Crystal Cruises’ Serenity will offer a 16-week program of seven-night Bahamas voyages, with a choice to sail roundtrip from Nassau or Bimini. The 1,064-passenger ship will depart Nassau on Saturdays and Bimini on Sundays with a maximum o...