An unprecedented number of affordable housing buildings are being sold to the private market to keep nonprofits afloat.

A Seattle nonprofits cuts off water to residents of its supportive housing for people with disabilities when they use too much water.

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Until recently, it seemed like gender-affirming care for trans kids would continue in liberal places like Western Washington, despite the Trump administration's crackdown. But families and advocates ...

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When Donahue got a job at Norm’s Soda Fountain in downtown Kalispell, she convinced Alexander to apply as well. The duo was ...

The Washington Post’s evisceration at the hands of its billionaire owner, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, didn’t have to happen. Following months of speculation, the Post cut at least 300 of its 800 ...