Twenty years after the WTO demonstrations, Knute Berger looks at how the far right came out ahead
Seattleites have been looking to the skies to innovate since the Klondike Gold Rush—Knute Berger explores our deep aviation roots
Knute Berger reflects on how birds add richness to our surroundings
An old UW building where the ‘Boys in the Boat’ hung out has many layers of history, says Knute Berger, who is all for the current effort to restore it to its former glory
Human composting will soon be a choice in our state, but Knute Berger has a different end in mind
Seattle has always been sports town—Knute Berger notes how in 1919, hockey and baseball were both making headlines
On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, Knute Berger wonders where our space dreams will take us next
A little more beer could make watching losing games a little more fun
We have a bumper crop of City Council candidates this year, notes Knute Berger. Are they likely to fare better than the current incumbents in solving the city’s problems?
Seattle’s wealthy once liked to hide, but today’s billionaires, says Knute Berger, are openly impacting the city and beyond
